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Total PnL
-0.4$(-0.4%)
Win Rate
0%(0 W / 1 L)
🏆 Best Trade
Will Elon Musk pay TSA salaries? (-0.4$)
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Will Elon Musk pay TSA salaries? (-0.4$)

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Will Elon Musk pay TSA salaries?
Settled: -0.4$ (-0.4%)
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Buy04-11 11:00 | Bought No @ 99.6¢ | Position: 100.4 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: This trading opportunity perfectly aligns with the strategies of 'sell the news' and 'shorting upon news realization.' 1. Core Logic: Musk's proposal sparked widespread discussion on March 21, briefly driving up the odds; however, by March 25-26, the White House's formal rejection and legal experts' negative opinions had already 'landed.' 2. Legal Certainty: Under the Anti-Deficiency Act, private direct payment of federal salaries is legally near-impossible, and the White House has explicitly stated its refusal. 3. Price Advantage: The current price for 'No' is 0.9935 (99.35c). Although close to full value, given the April 14 settlement date and external intelligence suggesting no possibility of reversal, this is a high-certainty 'easy money' opportunity. 4. Risk Control: While the profit margin is only about 0.65c, per Strategy 5, position size can be increased (x2) for high-certainty events to complete settlement in a very short timeframe with minimal risk.
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Sell04-12 11:00 | Sold No @ 99.2¢ | 100.4 Shares | Net Profit: -0.4$(-0.4%)
Sell Review: According to the exit management guidelines in the 'Supreme Iron Rule,' the strategy explicitly mandates 'never hold to maturity.' The current price of 'No' has reached 0.992, indicating the market has essentially determined the event (Musk paying TSA salaries) will not occur. Upside potential is less than 1%, while potential tail risks (such as a black swan event involving a sudden statement from Musk) could lead to disproportionate losses of principal. Furthermore, the strategy emphasizes 'increasing capital turnover.' With profits nearly fully locked in at 0.992, tying up capital for a gain of less than 1 cent is inefficient. Therefore, an immediate exit at the current price is recommended to lock in gains and free up capital.