SNXXUSDTSanDisk

The trade involved a short position on SanDisk, traded under the ticker SNXXUSDT. The manager entered at a price of 13.280 and exited at 12.890. Both actions occurred on 2026-08-24, resulting in a holding period of just one day. The final result displayed on the page is a gain of +71.45%. This concise timeframe highlights how quickly price movements can be captured when the market moves in the anticipated direction.

At the moment of entry, the technical picture showed specific market conditions. The RSI(14) was at 36.0, suggesting the asset was not overbought. The MACD line sat below its signal line with a histogram reading of -1.04% of price, indicating downward momentum. Bollinger Bands analysis revealed a %B value of 0.24, placing the price near the lower band, while the band width was 27.7% of price. Volume in the last hour was 2.3 times the average of the previous 20 hours. The price change over the prior 24 hours was −15.07%, showing significant recent selling pressure.

During the trade, the price moved favorably for the short position but experienced some volatility. The best move in the direction of the position from entry was +4.74%. However, there was also a temporary adverse move against the entry of −1.51%. The highest price reached during the hold was 13.48, while the lowest dipped to 12.65. The exit price of 12.890 reflects the final settlement after these intraday fluctuations, capturing the net decline from the initial entry level.

For readers new to this type of trading, a short position profits when the asset price falls. Leverage was set at ×25 for this account. This setting magnifies both gains and losses relative to the capital deployed. It means that small percentage moves in the underlying asset result in larger percentage changes in equity. Marks on the chart show entries and exits clearly, allowing investors to visualize where positions were opened and closed without needing to interpret color codes or complex patterns.

Comparing this trade to other sectors managed by the same professional offers context. For instance, the manager also traded BTCUSDT 2026-08-24 in a long direction, achieving a result of +110.44%. In another sector, TUTUSDT 2026-08-24 was traded short, yielding +49.65%. These examples illustrate how different markets, such as crypto and stocks, can behave independently even on the same day. Understanding how to invest into stock requires looking at these varied outcomes across asset classes.

This page serves as a historical record of past trades. It is important to remember that the result of one trade says nothing about future results. The data presented here shows what happened, not what will happen. Investors should view this information as part of a broader analysis of market behavior and trust management performance over time. Past results do not guarantee future returns, and no advice is given on us stocks or any other instrument through this display.