The recent trend of the Nasdaq has been quite interesting—it's already at level 7 in the nine-turn market cycle, and at this pace, it could complete the cycle within three days. If it can't break through the resistance level, it will inevitably pull back again.
Honestly, I've been feeling a bit of stagnation lately. In the long run, it should just be a sideways market, so it won't fall too far. In this kind of up-and-down situation, small positions can do some high selling and low buying to capture the spread, but the problem is that the premium rate in the market is really exaggerated. If operating outside the market, after deducting transaction fees, there's basically no profit margin, so the cost-performance ratio is just average.
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CryptoComedian
· 10h ago
Laughing and then crying, the pressure level is back again. Why do I always feel like I'm doing "high throwing" but only know how to "cut meat"?
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The premium rate is so outrageous. Are we trading or doing charity? After deducting the fees, it's basically a waste of effort.
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Nine turns and seven? At this rate, you'll experience a full "leek cycle" in just three days. But I bet five bucks it'll bounce back at the pressure level.
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The most annoying thing about volatile markets is that gains aren't satisfying enough, and drops aren't harsh enough. Just stuck like this, making people uncomfortable—classic example.
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Making a profit from small positions through arbitrage sounds great, but in reality, after fees, there's not even enough to buy a cup of milk tea.
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DefiVeteran
· 10h ago
With such a ridiculous premium rate, what's the point of playing? I'm currently just lurking on the sidelines.
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ruggedNotShrugged
· 10h ago
The premium rate is so outrageous, it's better to lie flat like a salted fish, no need to bother.
Wait, if this nine-turn really completes, we have to see if the pressure levels give us face.
High sell and low buy sounds simple, but in reality, the fees eat up a lot, and the profit is gone. It's indeed boring.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 10h ago
Nine turns to 7, just waiting for it to slap itself in the face
High throw, low buy sounds beautiful, but the fees eat it all up—this is my daily routine
If the resistance level can't be broken, I'll just keep watching the show; anyway, in the volatility, whoever profits or loses is all fate
The recent trend of the Nasdaq has been quite interesting—it's already at level 7 in the nine-turn market cycle, and at this pace, it could complete the cycle within three days. If it can't break through the resistance level, it will inevitably pull back again.
Honestly, I've been feeling a bit of stagnation lately. In the long run, it should just be a sideways market, so it won't fall too far. In this kind of up-and-down situation, small positions can do some high selling and low buying to capture the spread, but the problem is that the premium rate in the market is really exaggerated. If operating outside the market, after deducting transaction fees, there's basically no profit margin, so the cost-performance ratio is just average.