A-shares IPO is awesome! Earn 270,000 with one ticket!
Today, Moole Thread, known as the NVIDIA of China, was listed on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board, with an intraday increase of up to 500%, earning a profit of 267,86,000 yuan per ticket.
It has become the most profitable new stock since the full registration system for A-shares.
However, making this money is harder than getting into Tsinghua or Peking University; only 4 out of 10,000 people can win the lottery.
Those bloggers who often post projects regardless of having or not having them are relying on traffic to get paid for advertisements
Especially now, those who participate in events like Binance Dubai conferences, OKX Hong Kong conferences, etc., are all just scammers, they are all here to harvest the crops.
The probability of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates in December has risen to 93%!
The recent market Be Like:
Far from the rate cut date: Federal Reserve officials are hawkish Close to the rate cut date: The Federal Reserve is dovish, allowing the market to price in the arrival of rate cuts, reducing market volatility
And continuously revising economic data
In fact, this situation can no longer evolve into the arrival of a bear market.
U.S. stocks may not drop much, but in the cryptocurrency market, with DAT slowing down + DAT possibly selling to offload coins + Bitcoin itself dropping to compensate for the four-year cycle narrative, the crypto market has already confirmed a bear trend.
Bearish on Bitcoin, bearish on ETH, bearish on SOL!
@stable Stable has announced its token economics, with 10% to be released as an airdrop.
It mentioned incentive activities with exchanges, which means it will definitely participate in Binance Alpha and Binance wallet's new token activities.
But what I am more looking forward to is whether it can have a deposit activity on Binance like Plasma did. Last time, Plasma offered about 8% profit for a month of deposits, and if it goes live this time, it will surely be very competitive. I expect it to provide around 4% profit.
On weekends, when Bitcoin is at 91,000, I suggest taking profits, or at least if it falls below 88,000, it's time to cash out for safety.
Yesterday, it dipped to a low of 84,000. I don't need to say much about my capabilities; my opinions are clear, not vague.
I feel that friends who follow my big trend should not have a pullback of over 10%, as that is quite excessive.
The total market cap of cryptocurrencies reached a high of 4.28 trillion, now at 2.88, a drop of 32%. Isn't this a stable outperformance compared to the market?
However, when it comes to defensive strategies, no one will acknowledge my contributions positively because good defense does not increase profits.
As long as you go all in on memes a hundred times or have a monthly return of 30%, making paper profits look better will make everyone think I'm impressive.
But still, as I said, if the financial market can sustain for ten years with an average annual return of 20-30% and a maximum drawdown of no more than 20%, achieving financial freedom over time is possible. Those with such capabilities can accept off-exchange financing and manage wealth for others.
Finally, let's all endure and work hard to earn money. Next year, there will be better bottom opportunities for us to earn big together.
When I tweeted yesterday, I hinted at the intention to take profits.
I personally suggested that my fans could take profits yesterday, or completely liquidate if it fell below 88,000. I didn't expect it to suddenly drop today.
Remember, during a bear market, rebounds can occur; you may not make a profit, but you must avoid significant losses. Leave enough funds to buy at the bottom of the bear market.
$SAHARA This AI project also couldn't hold on, plummeting 50% in a short time.
It once appeared on Builpad, allowing retail investors to make a decent profit, and among many long-term declining altcoins, it has been quite good.
$SAHARA is considered a breath of fresh air in the altcoin space, reaching a peak of around 0.15, and after the black swan event on October 11, it has remained around 0.08, unlike other altcoins that have dropped 80%.
However, this wave of a 50% crash clearly indicates that market makers/project parties have withdrawn liquidity, believing they can no longer make a profit.
What's important is not when to buy the dip; I know many people bought around 82,000.
What's important is, when a liquidity crisis occurs and the market crashes, do you have enough cash on hand?
Everyone knows that during a financial crisis, assets are cheap and undervalued, but most people do not have cash on hand at that time.
This will test the investor's ability to control their 'maximum drawdown rate'.
At the beginning of October, I called for profit-taking on Bitcoin at 123,000. This round of decline has seen the total drawdown in the A-shares and crypto markets not exceed 5%, with a large amount of cash on hand.
But what about others? How much cash do they hold, while the market keeps falling?
Do you just buy Hang Seng Technology at the bottom?
Hang Seng Technology continues to build positions for the long term, of course, people in the crypto circle all pursue earning 100 times in a year, looking down on my kind of steady returns.
Step aside, I'm here to reverse! The comprehensive bull market has started, Bitcoin is seeing 150,000! (dog head)
Last week when it spiked to 81,000, I suggested to definitely increase positions in the panic range of 81,000-84,000.
Currently, Bitcoin has risen to a maximum of 89,000, and all the positions I bought last week are in profit.
As for when to sell, that would be when the KOLs believe the bull market is back and the retail investors think the eternal bull market continues.
I hope you won't be misled by those KOLs who say it will reach 150,000 when it rises and 30,000 when it falls this time; the rebound is definitely going to make you run.
Currently, the price of Bitcoin is close to 87,000, and all the goods I received are floating profits!
Actually, sometimes trading is very metaphysical. I sold the position I received at 88,000 with a stop loss between 88,000 and 92,000.
If I hadn't set a stop loss at that time, I estimate I would have invested at least 60-80% of my position between 81,000 and 84,000. Now it has rebounded to 87,000, and I could have made more profit with a larger position during the rebound.
However, due to the bearish market trend, I didn't want to take a large position.
So I set a stop loss at 87,000 and bought 30-40% of my position between 82,000 and 84,000, thinking I would go all in if it reached the extreme position of 74,000.
Did I make a mistake? From the result, it seems I did.
After all, I earned less. Currently, I have only returned to the profit of the goods I received at 88,000 to 92,000, which peaked at 93,000.
But from the perspective of 'making a rebound in a bear market, it can be not profitable, but not a big loss', I did the right thing.
After all, I preserved funds, made money off-market, and gradually invested at the bottom by the end of next year, which can lead to more certain profits.
Different operations correspond to different mindsets and different risk preferences.