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Chuanzi sits as the king of the US stocks, Iran as the king of crude oil; they collaborate to manipulate through information, playing a seesaw game.
In the past, fighting was a waste of resources and a lose-lose situation; in the new era, when investors foot the bill, it's a win-win.
Send out a tweet, create a news story, and they make a fortune—if it were you, would you be willing to stop the war?

Group friends short $RAVE to make a quick profit. They called me this afternoon to get on board, but I didn’t—I guess I was just being lazy. I missed the monthly “pig knuckle rice” meal.
To be honest, with a coin like this, aside from messing around with an entertainment position—risking liquidation of 1,000U for 10,000U—I really don’t dare to play it the other way, risking liquidation of 1万U for 10万U;
It’s not really that I’m afraid of losing—I’m just really afraid that I might make a big win on a coin like this!

Someone is watching nearby, so it's not convenient to talk. Starting next week.....

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I originally typed a bunch of words, deleted them, and still find drawing pictures more fun.
To summarize: taking profits on short-term trades is fine, but don’t rush to short—wait for the emotional aftershocks’ pulse, and wait until the momentum is exhausted.

1. On the geopolitical level: Since the day negotiations between the U.S. and Iran began, I have said that this aspect's influence on the market will become weaker and weaker. To be honest, I didn't expect the talks to happen so quickly, and there were hardly any major reversals during the process. This now counts as a plus. However, similarly: its impact on negative news is weak, and on positive news, the influence is also diminishing. As this factor's weight in future market trends decreases, it can be disregarded.

You're too lazy to learn, still like to gamble, refuse to admit mistakes, and have a foul mouth. Who's losing if not you?
Recent viewpoints:
1. Gold and silver are garbage time, focus on US stocks and crypto;
2. Oil at over 90 or 100 is just a rebound, not a proper dip, so it's still garbage time;
3. Altcoins are long-term garbage, but that doesn't prevent short-term wealth;
4. Don't keep shorting, if you really can't hold long positions, just move your stop-loss up.

When there's no market trend, you go long every day, blaming the exchange, blaming Trump, blaming this and that;
When the market comes, you hesitate and don't dare to get in, getting anxious, just constantly guessing tops and missing out, losing every day.
The first question is always: All trading has its own logical framework, based on a trading system, so I definitely have no problem, I didn't expect Trump to cause trouble, it's the macro environment that's not good!
You think the market is hard to deal with, and the market also thinks you're pretty hard to deal with 😂😂😂

It's very tough, at least for now it's very tough. Is there an Air Force instructor to explain Air Force logic, provide some reverse thinking, and verify each other?

In short: you’re bad at the game and full of nonsense. Old Yu’s assessment is basically the same as mine.

This kind of market trend is rising very rhythmically, so I suggest holding onto long positions. At the very least, wait until the 4H RSI is oversold before making a move;
Don't try to predict, don't try to catch the top on the left side. With this kind of movement in Bitcoin, the current rhythm in the crypto market, trying to catch the top on the left side can kill you;
Then just move your stop-loss upward;
Slowly rising without volume, not breaking the top, getting tired from the rise and then consolidating sideways to digest the indicators—this damn pattern is very much like the early

Took a quick look on Twitter and really found that most teachers are just atmosphere creators, with no continuous trading logic of their own.
Staying in a bear market for a long time, let me review with you how the bull market works when there's a 4H divergence:
1. Violent surge;
2. Using sideways movement to replace decline;
3. Decline without breaking.

Additionally, the previous discussion about judging the market from several aspects such as geopolitics, liquidity, policies, and technical analysis;
Technical analysis has been completed, and currently, there is not much significant stimulus from geopolitics and policies;
But liquidity is beginning to tighten, as of April 15th, during the U.S. tax season, the TGA account has already started to drain funds.
This is a screenshot previously asked from GROK; this tax season drain is completed before funds are released again, which is a short-term impact (until the end of the month).

That’s all for the crypto circle—let’s talk about U.S. stocks now:
As for the current crypto market, it can still only be judged as a rebound trend. If it can be pushed above 80k, that would significantly increase the probability of building a base at 60k (see citation).
For U.S. stocks, I’m mainly watching three targets: $NVDA AI as the main “fundamentals,” and the giant. This post has mentioned them before. If there’s a pullback, I think it would be a good right-side entry opportunity:
$CRCL

Recognition from the vast water friends! I am proud~

Trading has always been about peeling away layers and uncovering the truth, verifying step by step. The judgments made during this period have basically been validated step by step.
So, let me share my current personal trading approach:
First, because many people don't follow posts consistently, I'll give you a quick background:
1. The short-term trend predicted in previous posts has already been completed:

1. I’m just a total amateur when it comes to copying projects. Watching Bitcoin trade sideways on the chart, I went ahead and bought $DOGE and $XRP , plus another so-called something MEME coin. Then I watched how, over there, all kinds of copycats took off in all sorts of ways, while I only got a 4% rise—honestly, I’m really not sure I want to keep playing anymore.
2. As for a judgment: if the big coins really take off, that’s what can verify the arrival of a trend market (at least a small trend). If it’s just something similar to $ORDI $PNUT

A few days ago, I was also disgusted and almost went crazy with KuaiLian.
Recently, I switched to this VPN, activated the accelerated traffic package (100G/month) and a dedicated IP, costing $360 a year.
I've been using it for two days, and I think the speed and stability are worth this price.

Crude Oil: 1. From the perspective of capital heat; 2. From the K-line structure; 3. From the sentiment analysis; I believe that, at least for now, none of these are good positions worth taking. Still that same saying from that day: after gold and silver, oil has also entered garbage time. Currently, the worthwhile markets to play are the US stocks and the crypto space.

One more thing to note: in general, U.S. stocks won’t just fall simply because they’ve risen a lot. When U.S. stocks do drop, there’s usually a reason—such as DEEPSEEK “killing the Dazi,” for example, tariff moves, for example, cutting back on AI capital expenditures, for example, the U.S.-Iran war, and so on.