I should have closed my $AGPU position today, but given its current setup, it’s likely to hit our take profit at Monday's open. Therefore, I am holding the full position.
@radical__center By take profit, I mean that once my target is reached, I will close my position. Since I am short, I will need to buy to cover my entire position at that level.
I was watching $AUUD the other day as well, but I didn't enter because there was no confirmation. Now, the same scenario is playing out on $SNCI as it did with $AUUD, which dropped nearly 100%.
@mathhomepi Well, I opened a short position and, since the signal, it has moved 30%. It is currently showing an 18% gap in post-market trading, all in our favour.
Since my signal, $AGPU has dropped by more than 30%+ in our favor.
I plan to hold the position for a maximum of 3 days, consistent with previous trades.
I am keeping the full position open on $EFOI.
easily continue its move to cover at least half of the gap.
Capital Management: I currently have no other open positions. Since I closed $ENVB, I still have the liquidity to capitalize on any new opportunities that might arise.
I have decided to hold my entire position on $EFOI for the following reasons:
Price Action: We are very close to our Take Profit (TP), and the stock is showing significant strength in its push toward our target level.
Historical Analysis: Looking at its price history, it could
On $ENVB, since the signal it has dropped -30% in our favor.
Like with $EFOI, I want to hold this position for a maximum of 3 days and no longer, while also assessing whether we need to take partial profits.
Since my signal, $EFOI has dropped 90%. My price target remains $3.54, although I plan to hold this position for a maximum of 3 days and I'm considering whether it's worth taking some partial profits.