2025-12-18 03:28:11

The strategy given on the 16th is still effective. Entering long positions at 88, adding to positions at 90, setting stop-loss at 905, last night’s market accurately hit around 903. Many followers on Twitter should have received the signals, and all the members in the group caught this short trade last night, earning quite a bit of profit.

A few days ago, someone called me asking if I monitor the market every night and study macro data. I told him that I actually hardly watch the night trading. I go to bed promptly at 9 to 10 PM and wake up at 6 AM, it’s that simple. He was very surprised after hearing this, even a bit skeptical—how can such a routine possibly lead to good trading?

But the reality is right in front of us. Trading doesn’t necessarily require staying up late; the key is the effectiveness of the strategy and disciplined execution. A regular lifestyle actually makes judgment clearer and mindset more stable.

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OneBlockAtATime

· 2025-12-20 23:05

I have to say, this strategy is indeed accurate. Enter at 88, add at 90, stop loss at 905, precisely targeting 903—this move still shows some real skill. But I'm more interested in the second half... Can going to bed early and waking up early really help you trade well? It's a bit hard to believe, sounds like survivor bias. Having a regular routine is definitely important, but is good sleep alone enough? It also depends on market temperament. People who make money always say they do it easily, right?

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