骚气懂王

Just doing some day trading to have a bit of fun is enough for me😂

A waterfall pattern appeared, let's see if it can get cheaper after some time

It is said that most "managers" cannot beat the index,

Chatting with classmates, I thought of a few points

1) Only when fully invested does volatility align

2) If the individual AB stocks you hold don't rise, but individual CD stocks rise, the index still rises

This is true for the Nasdaq Index, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, they are all indices

According to the alligator faction's analysis, the market is at most undergoing a weekly K-line level adjustment, with no deterioration in fundamentals, and they don't see it ending. They see the 10-year Japanese government bond yield reaching 2.72%.

$ISHRS MSCI S Korea Capped(EWY.US)

Dare not chase SK Hynix anymore, maybe I can swap a little into this? 😂

$NVIDIA(NVDA.US) is close to the high of a few months ago

$XL2CSOPHYNIX(07709.HK) The 4% premium from yesterday has dropped to 1.82%.

Why do you make Google and NVIDIA seem like rivals? Hahaha (┬＿┬)

This news tip just won't go away no matter how hard you try to close it. It's completely opportunistic and basically useless 😅

Buy it firmly. That's it.😂

This year: fall, margin call, deposit; fall, margin call, deposit🤣👍

Still not as good as last April

Still within the range, Livermore's biography suggests that especially after a prolonged period of continuous rise, a pullback is the path of least resistance, so view it calmly.

Short a few stocks for fun, every little bit of profit counts🤣

Uh uh uh

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I want to train myself to profit from both long and short positions. Since Livermore would go short if he wasn't going long, hahaha, while I'm just day trading. There's still a big gap, and I really want to train for major trends.

I thought about my approach. On Wednesday, I saw the market hit key levels several times, wondering if it would really break downwards, so I liquidated my positions. But later, I thought I shouldn't have liquidated everything at once; I should have halved my position. That way, I wouldn't be so afraid of missing out. So, the next day, anxious to see it had dropped a bit and satisfied the conditions for a day trade, I bought back during the night session. More declines appeared during the day, and the next day too, so I went long and picked up some bargains.

Also, on Thursday before the market opened, I didn't simultaneously execute a small short position while going long. Instead, I shorted after it had fallen quite a bit during the session, which meant I didn't build confidence in the short position's profit during the day. I sold it that same day, missing out on the short profit from the continued decline the next day.

It's like in Livermore's biography; it's not that you can't feel the market, it's that you don't execute the operations properly. Just noting this down, otherwise I'll forget, hahaha.

It's crazy. I had a Livermore-like sixth sense during the trading session yesterday, and then I thought about reducing my position to day trade tomorrow, and it actually worked out. Of course, I'm bragging about myself because I've been reading Reminiscences of a Stock Operator lately.

The Dow Jones seems to be more impacted today, as it mostly reflects traditional industries.

It turned green in pre-market 🤣, hope this time it's not just a flash in the pan.

Daylight Saving Time starts next week✌️, early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy

So it's an old artist, hahaha🎨

$Microsoft(MSFT.US) P/E ratio has become very attractive