So, it’s been two days since my Power Up. I’ve calmed my mind a bit and sorted out my thoughts about the stock market and my trading. I’ve returned to active trading, sticking to my rules as reasonably as possible and avoiding opening positions that are too large so I don’t feel so much pressure or negative emotions if things don’t go my way. Let’s summarize what I’ve managed to achieve over these past few days.
Luck is on my side again. Yesterday, looking at the futures market, I opened 8 positions. Maybe the amounts aren’t staggering, but for me, it’s very satisfying. I think I get more joy out of opening many positions, more frequently, and beating the market with much smaller amounts than from a single position for the whole day—even if that one position yields a much larger profit.
Day Two Looking at the stats, today was twice as intense as yesterday—there were as many as 15 positions—but did they earn me twice as much? Let’s calculate that right now! Today I traded completely relaxed again, not worrying about the positions I held. One position from the previous day was hanging on by a thread, and I was already running a pretty big loss on that spot… But I didn’t worry about it because I knew I still had plenty of time and room to react. Luckily, by the end of the day, my position rebounded strongly, and I ended up with a pretty nice profit. That's a 35.9% improvement, so that's great! But unfortunately, it's not twice as much, even though I opened twice as many positions as yesterday
Total earnings from day two - $486, of which I'm allocating $186 to buy Hive. Let people know that there are people who believe and invest in the platform even in bad times. Keep your fingers crossed that the next few days will be just as successful!
But there’s also some bad news. It was really hot today, and I had to ride my bike to work. I like the heat, but I was a little worried that I’d arrive at work all sweaty and tired. The ride wasn’t that bad, though, despite the hot weather—36 degrees. Just as I could see my workplace, with only 50 meters to go, I hit a pothole and my rear tire went flat. Luckily, my brother picked me up after my evening shift, and we put the bike in the trunk.
