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The Nasdaq 100 has seen an annualized return of nearly 21% over the past decade. If you invested 100k, it’s now worth 700k.

That’s the most counterintuitive part about it; the more you think it’s overvalued and shouldn’t keep rising, the more it tends to skyrocket.

Many people look at the Nasdaq 100 <a>$QQQ </a> and only have one thing to say:

The price is too high.

It’s gone up too much.

A correction is due.

I’ll wait for a dip to buy.

But year after year passes, and not only do they not get that lower entry point, but the index price keeps climbing higher.

Because whether you think the Nasdaq 100 is overpriced doesn’t really matter.

What matters is that it reflects the earning power, pricing power, and growth potential of the world’s strongest tech companies, which is completely different from the crypto space and the A-shares market.

If you use the valuation logic of mature consumer industries to assess it, you’ll always think it’s overpriced.

But the market isn’t buying cheap stocks like picking up cigarette butts.

The market is buying certainty, growth, and future potential.

The true test of one’s investment logic with the Nasdaq lies not in understanding concepts like AI, memory, or chips.

Rather, it’s whether you can accept a fundamental investment fact:

Good stocks are basically never cheap.

The more you want to wait for a correction to build your position, the less likely the market will give you that chance.

So just establish a base position and start dollar-cost averaging; that’s the right move. Remember, the US stock market will never let you down.

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If the funding rate of #QQQETF is positive, are you really going long? No wonder you're losing every day.
Have you checked that "funding rate" on the contract interface, both positive and negative?
90% of people don't really understand what it means; they just know, "go long when it's positive, go short when it's negative." And what happens? They jump in and lose, without even knowing why.
Today, I’ll explain it clearly so you won’t get wrecked by this anymore.
1. What exactly is the funding rate?
Simply put, it's the "protection fee" that longs and shorts pay each other. If the rate is positive, longs pay shorts; if it's negative, shorts pay longs. The goal is simple: keep the contract price from deviating too far from the spot price.
But does a positive rate mean you should go long? Think again.
2. Chasing long positions in a positive funding rate is like jumping into a fire pit.
If the rate keeps rising, it means everyone is going crazy bullish, and longs are packed like sardines. If you dive in now, you're likely entering at the peak of euphoria. Plus, you’ll have to shell out money every day; just the funding fees for a week could buy you a drink. When the market corrects, longs will get wrecked, and you won’t even have a chance to escape.
3. Bottom fishing in a negative funding rate? That’s a trap too.
A negative funding rate indicates that shorts are crowded, and the entire market is bearish. If you think it’s cheap and jump in to go long, even though you might collect some funding fees daily, the market could continue to tank. That little cash you collect won’t even cover the gap.
4. So how should you actually use it?
Ridiculously high funding rate → bullish euphoria, reduce long positions or lightly short. Funding rate dips into negative → crowded shorts, be wary of short squeezes, lightly go long but always use stop-loss. Normal funding rate → don’t overthink it, operate normally.
Remember: the funding rate is not a buy/sell signal; it's a thermometer for market sentiment. It only tells you whether the market is hot or cold, but just because it's hot doesn’t mean you should dive in, and a cold market isn’t always safe.
Next time you place a trade, take a quick look at the funding rate. If it’s unreasonably high, don’t rush in; wait for it to cool down first.
I’m Wang, no gambling, just speaking the truth. If you want to learn the real stuff, let’s chat.

Bro, the reason for this massive dip these days is wild! #

First off, the core issue is that the biggest hurdle for US stocks right now is that the new buying power from China has dried up!
It's not that nobody's buying; it's just that the fresh capital that was pushing prices up is gone. Institutions and retail investors are all pulling back, and the pricing logic took a hit. Those high positions can't hold, and the bubble's gotta be popped!

The big shots in the group are already calling for liquidation; they rarely say that, which means what? It means the risk is way greater than the opportunity right now, especially for those high-flying stocks. Holding onto them is just throwing away money!

But it doesn't mean we’re completely giving up on trading; the strategy just changed—
No more heavy positions and stubborn holds; switch to light positions for quick scalps. Get in and out fast, take profits when you can, and don’t go toe-to-toe with the market; otherwise, a big pullback could wipe you out!

Also, don’t think BTC can just ride this out alone; the funding situation is looking grim, and no high-valued asset can withstand that. Protecting your principal is more important than anything else right now.

To be blunt, it’s not about who can hold on the longest anymore; it’s about who can run the fastest! Get out first, wait for a proper pullback and logical recovery, and then come back. No rush! #QQQETF

📉 The Nasdaq's downtrend shows no signs of stopping, is a brutal winter coming for the US stock market?

Binance has launched the perpetual contract $QQQ , taking the battle of US stock players directly onto the chain! Currently, the QQQ/USDT price is at 705.74, and the hourly candlestick is showing a suffocating accelerated downward trend, approaching the previous low support level at 705.22.

• Technical Pressure: The price is being firmly suppressed by the Bollinger Bands' middle line (709.79) and has completely broken below the lower band, with the Supertrend indicator (SUPERTREND) consistently flashing red, making the bearish trend extremely obvious.

• Momentum Indicators: After the MACD death cross, the red bars keep expanding, with bearish forces still raging.

• The Only Turning Point: The RSI(6) has dropped to an extreme oversold zone at 25.5, indicating a potential short-term technical bounce, but blindly trying to catch the bottom could get you wrecked!

Tech stocks are under liquidity pressure, and the bears in the US market are feasting.

Will you choose to go short with the trend, or wait for an oversold bounce? 👇

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Don't doubt Binance's ability to launch new tokens; they usually drop at the lows 🤣$ORCL #QQQETF

Hey guys, let’s chat about the new listing of Oracle (ORCL), a truly hardcore asset with clear bullish signals on the table.

First off, let’s talk about its solid fundamentals. As an established giant, it has a strong foundation, originally coming from database tech, and now it's firmly in the core camp of AI computing power. Big enterprises basically can’t do without it, and its customer base is rock solid.

Now, let’s get into the real bullish facts.
First, the order book is fully loaded. They’ve signed long-term, high-value contracts with leading AI firms, causing a massive spike in backlog orders waiting to be executed. Their revenue for the next few years is pretty much locked in, so no worries on the earnings front.

Next, their cloud business is growing at an impressive pace, riding the wave of AI computing power. Their quarterly reports are consistently eye-catching, with both revenue and profits on the rise, showing strong growth momentum.

Moreover, their strategic vision is sharp. They’re cutting internal costs while making significant investments to expand computing infrastructure, and they've tackled the power supply issues, effortlessly ramping up computing capacity with no hindrances to future expansion.

Additionally, their industry advantages are irreplaceable. The one-stop service model is highly favored by major enterprises, creating strong customer stickiness. With the current market gap in computing power, they have ample supply, ensuring they won't run out of business opportunities.

Overall, this stock isn’t just a speculative hype; it’s a genuine powerhouse in AI computing with solid orders, ample capacity, and robust performance. The mid to long-term logic is particularly strong, and the market trends are definitely worth watching. $NVDA #QQQETF

Dropped hard at market open at 9:30 after the 8:53 post. Just check the plaza threads for updates. #QQQETF #BTC

Made some profit on the short for $ETH , feeling a bit lazy to post. If the bulls love to take the bait like this, then let the whales handle it all for you 🥰 Grab some gains and head to the US stocks.

Also, there's a code: nok, with a lot of call options set to 17.

Short-term target is 17, mid-term looking at 22$NVDA #QQQETF .

$QQQ why is no one talking about how Alipay's NASDAQ is like a NASDAQ-flavored index! 😤

You think you're buying into the NASDAQ, and the returns are similar to QQQ

But in reality, domestic QDII NASDAQ funds usually underperform QQQ!

The main reason is that these funds won't go all in on US stocks; they keep 5%-10% on hand for redemptions, which means that cash misses out on those gains.

Plus, there's the currency impact; the underlying assets are in USD. If US stocks go up but the USD drops against the RMB, the net worth in RMB takes a hit too.

Check the pinned post for the Alipay purchase list; just believe in global tech and buying #QQQETF is the way to go.

And I just found out that buying token $QQQon $SPYon also comes with dividends and bonuses, but it's compounded directly into your gains. Brothers, the crypto whales are harvesting while we’re trying to bottom-fish in US stocks. Why not just buy the most valuable asset in the world directly? 🚀

The crypto scene is going wild, getting drained by the US stock market! The big players are all shouting to rush into US stocks. Is the disdain chain starting again? #sndk #QQQETF

Right now, in the AI hardware and semiconductor space, technical indicators are basically useless; you can't rely on them at all.

The semiconductor index RSI has been seriously overbought for ages, completely out of the normal range.
The overall market sentiment is all FOMO; everyone is scared of missing out, rushing in like mad.

Moreover, there's a pretty accurate rule of thumb I need to remind everyone about:
May 15th is when the Fed Chair changes.
Historically, during every Fed Chair transition period, the market tends to experience a significant pullback.

So seriously, don’t let your emotions run wild and rush in blindly.
Keep your hands steady; don’t chase the highs.
Be patient and wait for a technical pullback to materialize, then you can strategically position yourself. That’s the safest bet.

$NVDA #QQQETF

The lady ran away, fams $NVDA


I'm trading US stocks with high win rate plays, opening positions/win rate
Current record 1/1
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Making bank in the crypto scene proves you’ve got the skills, the luck, the guts, the expertise, the vision, the awareness, and the patience.
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Making money in the stock market only shows you have cash to throw in the US markets.

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