#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 AI signals have indeed brought many profit opportunities this time, and following the signals still proves effective. However, I am currently still recovering from the losses of a few days ago, especially the gaps left after that big drop, which haven't been fully filled yet.
It’s also a bit of an insight — trading based on AI model prompts while constantly monitoring macroeconomic data like US CPI. After the CPI came in below expectations, the market reaction was quite sensitive, with very large short-term fluctuations. It seems that both fundamental data and technical analysis are very important; you can't rely on just one set of logic to work silently.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 14h ago
Bro, this wave of CPI being lower than expected directly created a big pit. No matter how awesome the AI signals are, they can't withstand a slap from macroeconomic data.
Still filling the pit...
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TestnetScholar
· 14h ago
The pit hasn't been filled yet, and new opportunities are coming. This wave of CPI is really causing a stir.
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OldLeekConfession
· 14h ago
Oh no, I got caught again. I really didn't see the CPI wave coming; AI signals can't save me.
Making some profit by copying trades still means I need to take profits. Greed is truly the biggest enemy in trading.
Should I look at both the data and technical analysis? I'm the type who only looks at candlestick charts, and the result is being beaten down by macroeconomic data.
This time, I thought the lower-than-expected data would lead to a rise, but it just dumped the price. I really need to learn more economics.
If the hole can't be filled, what does that mean? It means I caught the bottom halfway up the mountain last time, and I was just too inexperienced.
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ser_ngmi
· 14h ago
Really, after this round of CPI, all those guys who only focus on AI signals are done for; the data side is the real boss.
#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 AI signals have indeed brought many profit opportunities this time, and following the signals still proves effective. However, I am currently still recovering from the losses of a few days ago, especially the gaps left after that big drop, which haven't been fully filled yet.
It’s also a bit of an insight — trading based on AI model prompts while constantly monitoring macroeconomic data like US CPI. After the CPI came in below expectations, the market reaction was quite sensitive, with very large short-term fluctuations. It seems that both fundamental data and technical analysis are very important; you can't rely on just one set of logic to work silently.