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and another weird thinking comes to my brain. Vix option expire day is June 21th. before that date, if nobody buy call or put , how those big huge fund to deal with their huge amount option? let it expire or just see it being auto roll over to next month?Sell in june and go away! and just save your money in High interest banking account. haha~
Let's see what will happen till Jun 21th.
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this is last time I trade BTC like bull in June. and I'll start short BTC from June14th .let's see what will happen.Note
those news is just nothing but cheating.there is no crashing risk before NQ going below 13911. Before NQ drops below 13911, buy each new lower BTC and sell it while NQ reach 13911.
hahahaha~~~
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BTC Jun 2023 futures - First trade date Jun 27th and last trade date :Jun30thI'll open first short position on Jun14th and second short position on Jun15th
Let's see what will happen in coming days.
trade safety and good luck.
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if you really like BTC, just wait a couple of weeks. long entry might appear again.I already opened shot position this morning just like what I said last week.
and I won't close it. by the end of Jun. ( June 30th will be last valid trade day for bitcoin)
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another about 1500points dropdown will come very soon.Note
told you already, it can be delayed but never absent.haha~~ thanks for your gift. loaded too much now
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anyway, I really appreciate what you've done today. see you guys tmr. hahaha~
Trade closed manually
I wait for my gain and no more post on this thread .I have to setup new plan and new target for the coming trade after July 4th.
trade safety and enjoy.
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