This time the entry price was $15, and it has now surged to $18,900. Looking at the numbers in my account, the most satisfying part isn't actually the profit itself, but that feeling of perfectly timing the rhythm.
I didn't miss the golden key levels. Many people say technical analysis is just luck, but I don't quite agree. The difference is, some people are guessing, while others are waiting. Waiting for that critical support level, waiting for that clear signal, and once confirmed, entering decisively. Trading this way becomes much cleaner and sharper.
This trade involved the correlation of XAU, ZEC, and PEPE. From a pure technical indicator perspective, it's actually very clear—as long as you're willing to spend time reading the K-lines. It's not some magical secret, just combining fundamentals with technical analysis, then patiently waiting for that optimal entry point.
The market is always there, and so are the opportunities. The key is having clear trading logic and not letting market noise cloud your thinking.
Wow, 15 to 18900? That's a brutal surge indeed. The real skill is being able to profit like this without FOMO-ing in. That's true ability.
Wait, I really respect that philosophy of "waiting." Not everyone can hold back like that.
This XAU ZEC PEPE correlation thing needs more thought on my part. It doesn't seem that straightforward.
Haha, it always comes down to that — the market's like that, it's all about who has the discipline.
Sounds like it's purely a discipline issue. Most people just die in the endless loop of "let me wait a bit more" and "I'll buy now."
Let me check out your K-line chart for this move. Want to share your exact entry point?
For real though, is technical analysis really that reliable? I think I might have been reading it wrong before.
These trades are comfortable sure, but can you nail the next one this precisely too? How do you calculate the probability?
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MEVictim
· 01-10 15:27
Holy cow, $15 jumped to $18,900, that multiple is insane.
Wait, XAU, ZEC, PEPE moving in sync? This operation is actually pretty sophisticated.
To be honest, technical analysis is all about patience, most people can't hold out for those few days.
Made another profit, when are you gonna teach me?
The rhythm and timing on this is honestly more satisfying than the profit itself.
Clear logic is what makes winners, retail traders just get blown up by the noise.
This round got me all hyped up, feeling like trading again.
Alright, so I'm just asking, is 15 to 18900 real or fake, that's an insane surge
Wait, PEPE correlated with XAU? You're playing cross-market now?
I hate those people who say technical analysis is just gambling, you guys just don't have patience
My account's about to go broke again haha, when's the next trade?
The rhythm is really solid, it's just that I always get the direction wrong every time
Is support level really that magical? I just watch the K-line for fun
Just having logic isn't enough, the key is execution, I just lack execution
Easy to say, but when the critical moment comes I chicken out
Another deal closed, the fifth trade.
This time the entry price was $15, and it has now surged to $18,900. Looking at the numbers in my account, the most satisfying part isn't actually the profit itself, but that feeling of perfectly timing the rhythm.
I didn't miss the golden key levels. Many people say technical analysis is just luck, but I don't quite agree. The difference is, some people are guessing, while others are waiting. Waiting for that critical support level, waiting for that clear signal, and once confirmed, entering decisively. Trading this way becomes much cleaner and sharper.
This trade involved the correlation of XAU, ZEC, and PEPE. From a pure technical indicator perspective, it's actually very clear—as long as you're willing to spend time reading the K-lines. It's not some magical secret, just combining fundamentals with technical analysis, then patiently waiting for that optimal entry point.
The market is always there, and so are the opportunities. The key is having clear trading logic and not letting market noise cloud your thinking.