$BTC / $ETH H is my ex-wife, we’ve stopped hanging out. Right now, my priority is to hold without margin and no leverage (stocks and tech stocks related to AI).
$MUon not sure where the slight pullback will happen, but I still think we're not at that point yet. Most are opting for a long position. Be careful investing or you might get wrecked $BTC #CreatorpadVN
I’ve said it before. Gold and silver are just like stocks; they’re no different from international companies with free insurance. They can raise a lot, and in reality, prices move with the news while combining research that expands our perspective. Plus, tech chips need silver and gold, so it’s a slow, steady development. There’s credibility with Swiss National Bank and the UK too. Just worried about the sharks and the big players in this massive market dumping their bags, but setting this up auto-rebounds quite deep, unlike those uncertain ones that can tank 100%. When trading coins, folks are all about Bitcoin and maybe the top 10 just for fun, you know? $BTC $ETH $XRP
$MU pretty new and promising, currently on a strong uptrend. Although it's a tech company focused on data storage, it will be essential for the future development of AI in electronic devices... so it's a solid safe haven in today's modern market. I've already bagged over 10% profit from it.
$XAUT $XAU is a wait-and-see spot, it's not just easy to be viewed like that, you know. $BTC This season I'm focusing on tech stocks like Intel, Apple... and the like. It's a bit tough but there's still a silver lining.
For futures trading, <a>$XAU </a>, on regular days with a large amount of capital, traders should consider using smaller leverage due to the significant volatility in gold (XAU). From Monday to Friday, for a long-term outlook over more than three months, it’s advisable to lean towards a 51% long position. The USD index rates won’t always be high, so there’s a chance for gold to reverse upwards. The biggest influencing factor comes from institutional players, the market sharks, who tend to buy when prices dip significantly since they have better access to accurate information than regular traders. Secondly, inflation rates and the USD index (investing.com) are crucial. Keep an eye on the movements of major players like iShares Gold (GLD) and large purchases from China. For big positions, consider closing them on Saturday before Sunday to lock in profits. Sundays should be for resting and planning next week’s strategy while reviewing upcoming news. $BTC $ETH
The US CPI index is expected to see a slight uptick, with BTC price around $BTC $XAU $XAUT and gold likely to stabilize, having potential for a bullish comeback.
Let's trade during the US session, shall we? The tech masterpiece is $NVDA for those big players who fancy rwa assets in the form of stocks. $215 $BTC $ETH
$XAUT $PAXG $USDC The geopolitical situation is likely to remain tense until the end of May. Both Bitcoin and gold prices will be affected. The US and Chinese stock markets are fierce, posing potential challenges for trading. Inflation is manageable but still a concern. However, the risks for Bitcoin and gold are present, though it should not drop too deeply. The bottom predicted by the fortune teller is around 50k~60k for 1 Bitcoin, while gold might drop a maximum of 3k9. Make sure to adjust your leverage accordingly; you don't want to get rekt unnecessarily. Xau #FutureTarding
Strong coin. $XRP $BTC $ETH => $XAU $XAG The outcome of the Hormuz Strait is not yet official, but there are signs of communication as both sides agree on nuclear solutions. The U.S. is pressuring for a military response if Iran doesn't hand over nuclear weapons and refuses to agree to the deal. Under the internal tensions in Iran, more than half of the establishment wants to negotiate to reduce and cease the war. I’m all for peace and hope that Russia>Ukraine can further de-escalate to reduce casualties. This war has dragged on too long, over 5 years since the Wuhan covid19_20. The Earth isn't stable, and our realm has borne many significant events: earthquakes, fires, floods, natural disasters... The cycle of war will create long-lasting consequences that the two major blocks will have to confront. While war may seem inevitable for dominance, I (just an average Joe) hope the big players can tone it down. Whoever wins is fine by me. "No guns" but winning the hearts of the opposing nation is the real challenge. My only fear is that when tensions peak and they still can't gain the upper hand, they might resort to devastating chemical ~ nuclear weapons or equivalents, and that would be a disaster. It would just push humanity back to the stone age. "Take us back to the primitive state of humanity" like the funny song that retired officials joke about. This is a serious issue, folks. "Ghosts of loved ones are stronger than the Buddha's" but if everyone dies, what will protect us?