SPCXUSDTSpaceX

This trade involved SpaceX shares, traded as SPCXUSDT, with a long direction. The position was opened at an entry price of 140.05 and closed at 140.74. It remained active from 2026-08-17 to 2026-08-26, resulting in a holding period of 9 days. The final outcome recorded on the page is a gain of +20.78%. This straightforward movement shows how a modest price increase can translate into a notable percentage return when leverage is applied.

At the moment of entry, the technical picture showed specific market conditions. The RSI(14) stood at 57.9, indicating neutral momentum without extreme overbought or oversold signals. The MACD line was above its signal line, with a histogram value of 0.03% of price, suggesting slight upward pressure. Bollinger Bands(20, 2) showed a %B ratio of 0.62, meaning the price was closer to the upper band but still within normal range. The band width was 7.9% of price, reflecting moderate volatility. Volume in the last hour was only ×0.1 of the previous 20-hour average, signaling low participation at that moment. Meanwhile, the price had risen +4.28% over the prior 24 hours.

During the nine-day hold, the trade experienced both favorable and adverse moves. The best move in favor of the position reached +4.58% from entry, while the worst drawdown hit −6.77%. The highest price touched was 146.46, and the lowest dropped to 130.57. Despite these swings, the exit occurred at 140.74, which is slightly above the entry level. This shows that even with significant intraday fluctuations, the final result can remain positive if timing aligns with overall trend direction.

For readers new to this type of trading, it’s important to understand what a long position means. A long bet profits when prices rise, while a short benefits from falling values. Leverage setting of ×50 amplifies both gains and losses, meaning small price changes can lead to large percentage outcomes. On the chart, marks indicate where entries and exits occurred, helping visualize performance over time. Understanding how to invest into stock involves recognizing these mechanics and interpreting historical data without assuming future behavior.

Other trades by the same manager show different results across sectors. For example, ETHUSDT 2026-08-27 was a long position in cryptocurrency that yielded +113.68%, showing strong upside potential in digital assets. In contrast, TUTUSDT 2026-08-27 was a short trade in another crypto pair, returning +11.15%. These examples highlight how varied markets can behave differently under similar management styles, depending on asset class and market conditions.

It is essential to remember that us stocks and other instruments are influenced by many factors beyond technical indicators. One successful trade does not guarantee future success, nor does a loss imply failure. This page presents historical data for transparency, not as investment advice. Past results do not guarantee future returns, and every decision should be made with full awareness of current conditions and personal goals.