Today, $PIPPIN taught me another lesson. I had just closed my position, thinking I finally cut my losses and got out. Guess what happened next? The price started pumping right after!
This move is classic—I always seem to hit it right on the mark. Feels like the market makers are watching my account; as soon as I exit, they start pumping. The script is just too obvious. That's how the contract market is—sometimes I really wonder if I've become a contrarian indicator.
To all my friends trading PIPPIN, have you ever experienced something similar?
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ForkTrooper
· 12-09 19:08
Haha, I got perfectly countered—this is my everyday life.
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GasGasGasBro
· 12-08 19:14
Haha, me too. Every time they manage to hit my stop-loss orders exactly.
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AlphaLeaker
· 12-08 18:51
Haha, that's the fate of contracts. It happens to me every time.
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ContractTearjerker
· 12-08 18:45
Hahaha, me too. It's always such a coincidence every time.
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RektDetective
· 12-08 18:43
I told you, we're all just puppets on the strings of the big players. Stop-loss = giving money to the big players.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 12-08 18:43
The data shows that our probability of being precisely stopped out, calculated hourly, has already exceeded 71%. Still, we have to stay, because the moment we leave, we'll truly become a reverse indicator.
Today, $PIPPIN taught me another lesson. I had just closed my position, thinking I finally cut my losses and got out. Guess what happened next? The price started pumping right after!
This move is classic—I always seem to hit it right on the mark. Feels like the market makers are watching my account; as soon as I exit, they start pumping. The script is just too obvious. That's how the contract market is—sometimes I really wonder if I've become a contrarian indicator.
To all my friends trading PIPPIN, have you ever experienced something similar?