Still trading contracts in the trading room on Saturday, I lost money if I wasn't careful with the market. I originally thought I could take a breather over the weekend, but reverse operations have become the norm.
Thinking about it carefully, recently the US core CPI data has been below expectations. When such macro signals emerge, short-term contract volatility is indeed prone to being smashed. Market participants are digesting these variables; those who react slowly will suffer. Sometimes it feels really powerless; no matter how detailed the technical analysis, it can't withstand the shift in macro expectations.
Looking back at this trade, it was purely due to impatience.
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TokenSleuth
· 01-17 22:46
Oops, as soon as the CPI data is released, it immediately causes a reverse surge. Contracts are really just betting on macro expectations; technical analysis is useless.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-17 03:39
Losing money all weekend, really incredible. Macro market crashes and technical analysis are both useless.
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gas_guzzler
· 01-17 03:38
Macro dumping is really deadly; a one-second delay and it's gone. This round, the CPI is causing more disruptions.
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TxFailed
· 01-17 03:33
ngl, macro data hits different when you're already underwater on a position. learned this one the hard way fr
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CommunityLurker
· 01-17 03:33
Still wanted to slack off over the weekend, but ended up being painfully educated by the CPI reality. Truly uncomfortable.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 01-17 03:33
A macro crash makes all technical analysis useless—that's the curse of contracts.
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RektButSmiling
· 01-17 03:20
Oh no, it's the macro data again. Reacting half a beat late directly leads to losses.
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GovernancePretender
· 01-17 03:18
Bro, I've also taken this deal before. Once the macro perspective shifts to technical analysis, it becomes just a decoration.
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Still trading contracts in the trading room on Saturday, I lost money if I wasn't careful with the market. I originally thought I could take a breather over the weekend, but reverse operations have become the norm.
Thinking about it carefully, recently the US core CPI data has been below expectations. When such macro signals emerge, short-term contract volatility is indeed prone to being smashed. Market participants are digesting these variables; those who react slowly will suffer. Sometimes it feels really powerless; no matter how detailed the technical analysis, it can't withstand the shift in macro expectations.
Looking back at this trade, it was purely due to impatience.