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This week is wrapped up, let's do a review $ETH
Monday: Long position on Ethereum at 1925. The market dipped to 1916, then rallied sharply, reaching the 2020–2040 target during the US session, earning over 100 points.
Tuesday: Continued to go long around 1990, but got stopped out at 1945, losing 50 points. No escape, accepted the loss.
Wednesday: Missed the morning move, didn't act. Late at night, entered a short at 2160 on the spot, the market reached a high of 2199, just 5 points away from stop-loss—dangerous, but held on.
Thursday: In the afternoon, the market fell back to 2095, took profit on the short, nearly 70 points gained. Then immediately went long again, the market pulled back near 2160, suggested halving the position and protecting capital, second wave netted about 40 points.
Friday: Long at 2036, stop-loss at 1986, lost another 50 points.
Every trade was publicly shared in real-time—entries, exits, adjustments—nothing hidden.
Let's tally it up: 100 - 50 + 70 + 40 - 50 = 110. Overall, roughly 100 points in profit pocketed. Not spectacular, but not a disaster either—an average week.
Honestly, I feel a bit sorry for those friends who just started following me and immediately suffered losses on their first trade. Coming in hopeful, then hit with a reality check—no one feels good about that. But I’m not a god; every trade is a gamble. I can't control the market, only the probabilities. So please, don't go all-in with heavy leverage—strictly use stop-losses on every trade.
The road ahead is long, let's keep our rhythm and stay disciplined.