SNDKUSDTSanDisk

This trade involved a short position in SanDisk, ticker SNDKUSDT. The manager entered at 1513.56 and exited at 1444.24 on the same day, 2026-08-24. The holding period was one day. The result shown on the page is a gain of +225.08%. This outcome reflects the price decline combined with the leverage setting applied to the account.

At the moment of entry, the technical picture showed specific market conditions. The RSI(14) was 24.3, indicating low momentum. The MACD line was below its signal line, and the histogram stood at -0.39% of price. Bollinger Bands showed a %B value of 0.18, near the lower band, with a width of 10.8%. Volume in the last hour was ×2.3 of the previous twenty-hour average. The price had dropped −5.00% over the prior twenty-four hours.

The trade moved favorably for most of its duration. The best move from entry was +6.20%, while the worst adverse move was only −0.22%. The highest price reached was 1516.89, and the lowest was 1419.66. The exit occurred while the RSI(14) remained low at 21.8, suggesting continued downward pressure in the immediate context of this instrument.

For readers new to this market, a short position profits when prices fall. Leverage amplifies both potential gains and losses relative to the price change. It does not guarantee profit but increases sensitivity to movement. Marks on the chart show entries and exits clearly. Understanding these basics helps in reviewing how positions are managed over time.

Other trades by this manager show varied outcomes across sectors. For example, the trade labeled TUTUSDT 2026-08-24 was a short in crypto that yielded +49.65%. Another example is BTCUSDT 2026-08-24, a long position in btc that resulted in +110.44%. These figures illustrate how different assets can perform differently even on the same trading day.

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The result of one trade says nothing about future results. This page shows history, not advice. The manager’s actions are recorded as they happened, without prediction or endorsement. Transparency in reporting allows for better understanding of past events. No further commentary is intended here.