
It goes up as much as it falls. When you have profits, you must exit in time. Even if you buy back halfway down, you can still lose fewer points.
The improvement today compared to the day before yesterday is that there's still profit for this month so far. And I can buy 10 more lots of "Little Rocket" than two days ago, meaning if it goes back up, I can make the profit of 10 more lots than before.
Although it's only a few thousand dollars, there's still a little gain this month. If I didn't make any trades after finishing yesterday, I could have secured a 30% gain this month. What a pity. Greedy, wanted to catch the ultra-low price, but ended up getting buried.
Switched back to "Little Rocket" tonight. Hmm. Basically bought around -7.
Another issue is that everyone's opinions seem to be converging, which isn't a good thing. Too much consensus can trigger quant trading.
Especially these two days, the Taiwan Strait issue is going to cause trouble again over the weekend. Suggest waiting until next Monday to buy.
Also, those short sellers who keep saying how good their judgment is, post some basics. When others ask, they just say their judgment is particularly good. Especially those who short using weekly options, if they really encounter yesterday's market. Those with no basics at all, following the weekly options, will get killed. I haven't recommended trading weekly options for a long time. You don't have their judgment, you're greedy for their returns, and you get tempted by them every day.
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$Invesco QQQ Trust(QQQ.US) In summary, it's still the Taiwan Strait issue going back and forth.
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