Sometimes there are just too many clowns on Twitter. You all say I'm being contrary, but it's just because I'm being real. I won't hold long positions when the price goes up or short positions when it goes down. My second wave purchase of #SSV is currently at a loss, and I don't think there's anything to be ashamed of. I just switched my stop-loss from SSV to #PEPE. PEPE's rebound strength is too strong after the drop, while SSV is still weak. Just a friendly reminder: I'm just bored with no positions, playing around with a small amount. It's fine as long as I'm out of the market.
I lost everything on SSV, and the ones who suffered the most this round are the diamond hands. I used to never want to play the swings, but now I find spot trading very appealing. The situation is pressing, and I've bought back 20,000 #SSV. I'll pull out once I make a 10% profit.
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