Postaus

The market didn’t take my $15,000 profit — I gave some of it back. And honestly, that hurts more. 😭 At one point, this trade was sitting on $15,000+ in unrealized profit. I thought I could squeeze a little more out of it. Wait for CPI. Wait for the market to revive rate-hike expectations. Wait for $ETH to fall below $1,800. The logic sounded perfect. But then human nature stepped in. I didn’t take profit at the top, and now I’m watching part of that profit disappear. After trading for so long, the lesson is still the same: The hardest part isn't finding the trade. It’s knowing when enough is enough. CPI came in roughly as expected, but instead of triggering the sell-off I was waiting for, the market started pricing in less Fed tightening. Yields cooled, dollar pressure eased, and crypto refused to break down. That’s the frustrating part. I wasn’t completely wrong about the direction — I was late to understand that the market had already priced in the expectation. $ETH ETH is back around $1,900. $1,890 is the first support to watch. Lose that, and $1,850 comes into play. But if ETH holds $1,930–$1,950 again, short pressure could increase. With ETF flows and liquidity influencing the market, expecting one CPI print to completely crush ETH now feels too optimistic. $BTC $63K is still a major battleground. Bulls are defending it repeatedly, but $64K–$65K remains strong resistance. No volume breakout = probably more sideways action. Lose $63K, and suddenly $62K—and even $60K—comes back into focus. $MU & $SNDK AI infrastructure and data-center demand are still driving the semiconductor story, especially memory. But after such strong runs, profit-taking becomes normal. When prices rise, watch the narrative. When prices pull back, watch the money. A truly strong stock isn't one that goes up every day. It’s one that still finds buyers when it pulls back. So yes, this trade hurts. I didn’t fully capture that $15,000 profit, and I definitely regret it. But at least I’m still in profit. #DailyOrbit