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Total PnL
-74.36$(-6.2%)
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44.44%(4 W / 5 L)
🏆 Best Trade：
China GDP growth (Y/Y) in Q1 2026? (+38.46$)
🙅 Worst Trade：
China GDP growth (Y/Y) in Q1 2026? (-63.22$)
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China GDP growth (Y/Y) in Q1 2026?
Settled: -63.22$ (-31.61%)
Buy：04-13 08:01 | Bought No @ 75¢ | Position: 133.33 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: 1. Odds and Edge: The 'No' price for this asset is 0.765, with a corresponding 'Yes' price of 0.235. According to external intelligence, 5.0% is a critical psychological level and policy target, and data from the past two months support the logic of remaining above 5%. 2. Convergence of Expectations: As the release date approaches, if the market further aligns with a consensus above 5.0%, the 'Yes' price for the '4.5-5.0%' range will shrink further, causing the 'No' price to converge toward 0.85-0.90. 3. Capital Management: Serving as a hedge observation for mid-range divergent positions, this operation follows the logic of 'betting on expectation convergence'—essentially betting that the market will eventually dismiss concerns of dropping below 5%.
Buy：04-14 20:00 | Bought No @ 34¢ | Position: 294.12 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: 1. [Counter-Hedging Expectations]: The 'Yes' price for the '4.5-5.0%' range is currently as high as 0.675, implying a nearly 68% market probability. However, external intelligence shows industrial added value and export data exceeding expectations, with institutions like Trading Economics explicitly forecasting 5.0%. 2. [Odds Advantage]: Buying 'No' at 0.325 is effectively betting that GDP will 'beat expectations' by reaching 5.0% or higher. Given the AI fair value for 'No' is assessed at 0.45, the current price of 0.325 is significantly undervalued. 3. [Convergence Logic]: As the release date approaches, if more traders realize the possibility of hitting the 5.0% target, the high 0.675 price will inevitably pull back, and the 'No' price will rise. This aligns with the strategy of 'identifying core divergence plays'.
Sell：04-15 08:01 | Sold No @ 32¢ | 427.45 Shares | Net Profit: -63.22$(-31.61%)
Sell Review: Despite the current loss, this trade is identified as an incorrect entry based on the 'Absolute Exit Discipline' in [Ref 1]. The strategy specifically targets markets 3-5 days prior to data release; however, this asset's timeframe is too long, locking up capital and preventing the '3-day cycle' high-frequency turnover. Furthermore, the current price of 0.32 suggests the market sees a high probability for this range (Yes side at ~0.68). Holding 'No' contradicts current market expectations for mid-to-long-term growth recovery following China's stimulus policies. To adhere to the core principles of position management and time cost, an immediate stop-loss exit is required to reallocate capital into 'hardcore macro' short-term plays that better align with the strategy.
China GDP growth (Y/Y) in Q1 2026?
Settled: +21.74$ (+21.74%)
Buy：04-14 20:00 | Bought Yes @ 23¢ | Position: 434.78 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: 1. [Time Window]: Current time is April 14, 20:00 UTC, only 6 hours before data release (April 15, 02:00 UTC). Although shorter than the recommended 3-5 days, we are in the most intense phase of 'expectation convergence.' 2. [Odds & Edge]: The '5.0-5.5%' market is priced at 0.24 (24% probability), while the AI fair value is 0.39. External intelligence shows institutions like Trading Economics forecast 5.0%, and strong industrial data (5.5%) provides upward support, suggesting the market is underestimating the probability of >5.0%, presenting a significant edge. 3. [Execution]: Following the 'don't bet on the outcome' principle, we recommend buying immediately and closing the position 1 hour before release (in 5 hours) to capture the premium as price converges from 0.24 toward consensus (approx. 0.35-0.40). 4. [Risk Control]: Despite weak retail sales, strong industrial and export performance typically underpins GDP targets; the 0.24 price offers an excellent risk-reward ratio.
Sell：04-15 08:01 | Sold Yes @ 28¢ | 434.78 Shares | Net Profit: +21.74$(+21.74%)
Sell Review: According to the supreme iron rule in [Reference 1], this position severely violates the core strategy of 'rapid capital turnover (3-day cycles)' and 'targeting data releases within 3-5 days.' With over a year remaining until the 2026 Q1 data release (around April 2026), tying up capital long-term breaches the discipline of 'betting on expectation convergence rather than final data.' Fundamentally, IMF and World Bank forecasts for China's 2026 growth are generally between 4.0%-4.5%, with the probability of 5.0%-5.5% decreasing. Given the current small profit, the position should be closed decisively to free up capital for near-term macro opportunities that better align with the strategy.
China GDP growth (Y/Y) in Q1 2026?
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Buy：04-15 08:01 | Bought Yes @ 68¢ | Position: 147.06 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: 1. Strategy Alignment: Today is April 15, just one day before the April 16 data release. This fits the expected convergence strategy of 'positioning 3-5 days prior and liquidating 1 hour before release.' 2. Odds and Edge: The Polymarket '4.5-5.0%' bracket is priced at 0.63 (63c), while external intelligence shows an institutional consensus median of 4.8% with upside risk. AI fair value is estimated at 0.68, representing a direct edge of approximately 5%. 3. Certainty: Better-than-expected export data and robust industrial production provide a solid floor for growth above 4.5%. 4. Risk Control: Plan to force-close positions before tomorrow's data release (by 09:00 Beijing Time). The goal is not to bet on the final outcome, but to capture the premium as odds converge toward the 4.8% consensus.
Argentina Monthly Inflation - March
Settled: +27.27$ (+27.27%)
Buy：04-08 20:00 | Bought Yes @ 22¢ | Position: 454.55 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: 1. Odds Advantage: Priced at 0.215, this asset represents a typical 'divergence play'. 2. Strategic Logic: While 3.1-3.3% is the consensus favorite, the 2.8-3.0% range still holds about 30% of market bets. Based on the 'Mid-Divergence Position Multiplier x1.5' principle, this is an excellent instrument for hedging or betting on expected volatility. 3. Trading Plan: Monitor market sentiment after entry; if subsequent private surveys suggest inflation may fall below 3%, the price is expected to recover toward 0.3-0.4. Liquidate for profit before the data release. 4. Risk Warning: This is a high-risk, high-reward allocation and must be strictly limited to a small percentage of the total portfolio.
Sell：04-10 08:02 | Sold Yes @ 28¢ | 454.55 Shares | Net Profit: +27.27$(+27.27%)
Sell Review: Adhere to the [Supreme Iron Rule of Exit Decisions]: This position involves Argentina's March monthly inflation data. According to the core logic of our strategy, we 'do not bet on the final data, only on market expectations.' INDEC typically releases the previous month's data in the middle of each month, and we have now entered the critical release window. To completely avoid the risk of 'whipsaw' volatility at the moment of release and the binary risk of gambling on the final outcome, we must strictly follow discipline and force-close the position before the data release. This secures existing profits (current PnL is positive) as 'odds converge toward consensus' and avoids participating in the final 'lottery' outcome.
Argentina Monthly Inflation - March
Settled: -15.58$ (-5.19%)
Buy：04-08 20:00 | Bought Yes @ 71¢ | Position: 140.85 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: 1. Strategic Alignment: Today is April 8, 6 days before the April 14 data release, aligning with the '3-5 days early entry' strategy. 2. Odds and Edge: The current price for '3.1–3.3%' is 0.705. Although slightly above the ideal 40c-60c range, external intelligence shows private institutional median forecasts leaning above 3.1%, and February's 2.9% data already indicated slowing disinflation. 3. Expectation Convergence: As the release date approaches, market consensus for 3.1%-3.3% is strengthening. 4. Risk Control: Strictly execute 'liquidate 1-2 hours before data release'; do not gamble on the final outcome, only capture the spread as expectations move from 0.70 toward 0.80+. 5. Warning: Be alert to 'insider leaks' similar to those in February that caused unilateral surges. If the price spikes above 0.9 without reason in the next 48 hours, abandon the position or take profits early.
Buy：04-09 08:00 | Bought Yes @ 71¢ | Position: 140.85 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: 1. [Strategy Alignment]: Currently about 5 days away from the data release (April 14), falling within the defined 3-5 day positioning window. 2. [Odds & Edge]: Although the market price of 0.705 (70.5c) is slightly above the core divergence range of 40-60c, considering that consensus expectations from Wall Street and the local Argentine REM survey have been revised up to 3.1%, and March seasonal inflationary pressures (tuition, fuel, electricity) are highly certain. While the AI fair value is marked at 0.62, combined with the latest REM survey (updated April 8), the actual win rate should exceed 75%, representing an edge of >5%. 3. [Risk Control]: Strictly adhere to the 'no gambling on outcomes' principle; positions must be forcibly closed 1-2 hours before the data release on April 14 to capture the premium as expectations converge from 3.0% toward 3.1%-3.3%. 4. [Warning]: If the price surges above 90c on April 13 without positive news, suspect an insider leak and withdraw capital early.
Buy：04-09 20:00 | Bought Yes @ 67¢ | Position: 149.25 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: [High Strategy Alignment] Currently, there are about 4-5 days left until the April 14 release, fitting the 3-5 day positioning window. External intelligence (REM survey) shows that the Top 10 forecasters have raised their expectations to 3.1%, while the 65.5% probability implied by the Polymarket price of 0.655 still has room to converge toward a higher consensus. Compared to high-frequency forecasts of 3.1%-3.3% from private institutions, there is an edge of approximately 10%. The market is expected to shift further toward the 3.1-3.3% range over the next 3 days, allowing for profit-taking from odds convergence prior to the data release.
Sell：04-10 08:02 | Sold Yes @ 66¢ | 430.94 Shares | Net Profit: -15.58$(-5.19%)
Sell Review: Adhere to the [Supreme Iron Rule of Exit Decisions]: Although this position is currently at a slight loss (PnL -15.58), according to the 'Absolute Exit Discipline,' a mandatory market-price liquidation must be executed 1-2 hours before the release of major macroeconomic data. This position, together with Trade 145, covers the Argentine inflation range; as the release time approaches, market volatility will increase drastically. To protect the remaining capital and follow the principle of 'earning the spread from odds convergence rather than gambling on outcomes,' the exit order must be executed unconditionally. Any 'hope' for a rebound to break even is strictly forbidden.
China GDP growth (Y/Y) in Q1 2026?
Settled: +38.46$ (+38.46%)
Buy：04-10 08:01 | Bought No @ 26¢ | Position: 384.62 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: [Strategy Match]: Currently about 7 days away from the data release (April 17), which fits the '3-5 days advance positioning' window. Internal data shows the 'Yes' price for '5.0-5.5%' is 0.74 (74% probability), while external intelligence indicates a Wall Street consensus (Goldman Sachs, Standard Chartered, KPMG) centered around 4.8% (within the 4.5-5.0% range). Despite strong March PMI data, there remains a significant statistical difference between 4.8% and 5.0%+. There is an edge of over 15% between the market price (74c) and the bank consensus (which implies a much lower probability). Buying 'No' on '5.0-5.5%' is essentially a bet that overly optimistic market sentiment will revert toward the '4.8% consensus.' Per our guidelines, we will force-close positions 1-2 hours before the release to capture the spread from converging expectations, rather than gambling on the final outcome.
Sell：04-11 08:01 | Sold No @ 36¢ | 384.62 Shares | Net Profit: +38.46$(+38.46%)
Sell Review: Although the trade is currently profitable (+38.46) and the 'No' position in the 5.0-5.5% range aligns with the long-term fundamentals of China's slowing economic growth, its 2026 maturity completely violates the 'Iron Rule' preference for selecting assets 3-5 days prior to data release. Holding a position for two years to capture a potential gain of 38.46 is highly inefficient in terms of opportunity cost. According to the core strategy—'profiting from the convergence of odds toward consensus while completely avoiding risk at the moment of data release'—this position constitutes an 'ineffective time occupation.' Exiting at the current price to lock in profits and reallocating capital into high-volatility macro events that fit the '3-day turnover' logic is more consistent with the strategic requirements.
China GDP growth (Y/Y) in Q1 2026?
Settled: -37.78$ (-37.78%)
Buy：04-10 20:01 | Bought Yes @ 45¢ | Position: 222.22 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: 1. [Strategy Alignment]: Approximately 6 days remain until the April 16 release date, placing us within the 3-5 day positioning window. 2. [Odds & Edge]: The '4.5-5.0%' bracket is currently priced at 0.45 (45c), while major investment banks (e.g., ING at 4.7%, Goldman Sachs at 4.8%) have forecasts falling within this range. The AI fair value of 0.48 indicates an edge of >6%, with the order book converging toward this consensus. 3. [Risk Control]: This asset is a core macro play with ample liquidity (Vol > 270k). Per our strategy, we are not betting on the outcome; instead, we are capturing the spread as the market corrects from 'optimistic >5%' to 'realistic 4.5-5%' over the next 5 days. A mandatory liquidation is planned before 09:00 on the 16th.
Sell：04-11 08:01 | Sold Yes @ 28¢ | 222.22 Shares | Net Profit: -37.78$(-37.78%)
Sell Review: According to the 'ultra-high capital turnover (3-day cycle)' principle in [Reference 1: Supreme Iron Rule], this position severely violates the strategy's time efficiency requirements. The release of 2026 Q1 GDP data is nearly two years away, which would lock up capital for a long period and prevent participation in high-frequency macro-expectation arbitrage. Furthermore, the IMF and World Bank have generally revised down China's medium-to-long-term (2025-2026) GDP growth forecasts to the 4.0%-4.5% range, meaning the fundamentals for the 4.5%-5.0% 'Yes' option are deteriorating. Despite the current loss (-37.78), based on the iron rules of 'no gambling on final outcomes' and 'high turnover,' the position should be liquidated immediately to prepare for upcoming 3-5 day short-term opportunities (such as CPI or Non-Farm Payrolls).
Argentina Monthly Inflation - March
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Buy：04-11 08:01 | Bought Yes @ 69¢ | Position: 144.93 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: 1. Expectation Gap Analysis: The current market price for the '3.1–3.3%' bracket is 0.685 (68.5c), while the consensus forecast from the Central Bank of Argentina's most accurate analysts is exactly 3.1%. This suggests the fair probability for this range should be significantly higher than what the current price implies. 2. Strategy Alignment: With 3 days remaining until the April 14 release date, we are within the required 3-5 day positioning window. 3. Odds and Risk Control: Priced around 60c, this represents a core divergence play supported by clear macroeconomic data. 4. Exit Mechanism: Strictly execute closing positions 1-2 hours before the data release on April 14. The goal is to profit from the price convergence as retail sentiment aligns with expert consensus (3.1%), rather than gambling on the final outcome, thereby avoiding one-sided risks from potential insider leaks.
Sell：04-12 08:01 | Sold Yes @ 69¢ | 144.93 Shares | Net Profit: 0$(0%)
Sell Review: According to the supreme ironclad rule (Absolute Exit Discipline), this trade involves a hardcore macroeconomic data asset (Argentina's March CPI). Argentina's National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) is scheduled to release the March CPI data on April 12 local time (early morning of April 13 Beijing time). We have now entered the critical 24-hour window prior to the release. The strategy mandates a forced liquidation 1-2 hours before the data release to avoid extreme volatility and the 'blind box' risk at the moment of announcement. Although the position is currently at break-even, considering the seasonal pressure in Argentina during March from rising tuition fees, electricity, and gas prices, the median market forecast may deviate from the narrow 3.1-3.3% range. Continuing to hold the position poses extreme directional risk. To protect principal and lock in the potential certainty of expected convergence, the forced liquidation discipline is being executed.
China GDP growth (Y/Y) in Q1 2026?
Settled: +13.64$ (+13.64%)
Buy：04-12 08:01 | Bought Yes @ 22¢ | Position: 454.55 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: 1. [Strategy Alignment] Approximately 3.7 days until release, currently in the optimal entry window. 2. [Odds Advantage] Market price is 0.225 (implied 22.5% probability), while the Wall Street consensus (4.6%-4.8%) falls entirely within this range. AI fair value is estimated at 0.31, providing an edge of >8%. 3. [Expectation Convergence] As the release date approaches, the market will shift from blind optimism (betting on >5%) toward the institutional consensus (around 4.8%); the 0.225 price is highly likely to converge toward 0.35-0.40. 4. [Risk Control] Strictly execute the strategy by mandatorily closing positions at 09:00 on April 16 (1 hour before release). Do not gamble on whether it breaks 5; capture only the profit from odds correction.
Sell：04-13 08:01 | Sold Yes @ 25¢ | 454.55 Shares | Net Profit: +13.64$(+13.64%)
Sell Review: According to the 'Supreme Iron Rule: Absolute Exit Discipline,' the core of this trading strategy is to play the 'convergence of expectations' for macro data, with a mandatory liquidation 1-2 hours before the data release. It is confirmed that the 2025 Q1 China GDP data is typically released in mid-April. However, the current position is for the 2026 Q1 GDP, which is over a year away from the release date. This severely violates the strategy's preference for selecting targets that are '3 to 5 days away from the data release.' The current position represents an inefficient use of capital, and long-term macro forecasting is subject to extreme uncertainty and fundamental noise. Despite a slight floating profit of 13.64, in order to adhere to the rigid discipline of 'high turnover and avoiding final outcome risk,' the position should be exited immediately to reallocate capital to opportunities meeting the '3-5 day release' criteria.
China GDP growth (Y/Y) in Q1 2026?
Settled: -58.9$ (-58.9%)
Buy：04-13 08:01 | Bought Yes @ 73¢ | Position: 136.99 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: 1. Strategy Alignment: Today is April 13, exactly within the 3-day 'ambush window' before the April 16 data release. This aligns with the core strategy of 'trading the convergence of expectations rather than gambling on the outcome.' 2. Odds Advantage: The current market price is 0.74 (74c). Although slightly above the preferred 40-60c range, the probability of market expectations converging further toward this bracket is extremely high, given that the mainstream consensus (5.0%) aligns with this tier and recent export/industrial data have been strong. 3. Certainty: Multiple sources (Trading Economics, FXStreet) confirm a consensus value of 5.0%, corresponding to the '5.0-5.5%' bracket. 4. Risk Control: Plan to force-close positions 1-2 hours before the data release on April 16. The goal is to profit from the price converging from 0.74 to 0.85+ as retail investors confirm the 5% consensus over these 3 days, while avoiding volatility at the moment of the announcement.
Sell：04-14 08:01 | Sold Yes @ 30¢ | 136.99 Shares | Net Profit: -58.9$(-58.9%)
Sell Review: This position is a 'Yes' bet on China's Q1 2026 GDP growth reaching the 5.0-5.5% range. Adhering to 'absolute exit discipline' and fundamental assessment: 1. Deteriorating long-term fundamentals: Major international institutions have generally revised China's 2026 growth forecasts below 5%, making growth above 5% extremely difficult; the asset is currently in a clear downtrend. 2. Strategy alignment: Your core strategy is to 'bet on the convergence of market expectations' rather than 'bet on the final data.' The current position has incurred a loss of approximately 58.9, and the price has dropped to 0.3, indicating that the market consensus for high growth is collapsing. Although settlement is still far off, as a 'hardcore macro' asset, its fundamental logic has deviated from the initial bullish thesis. Cutting losses now to recover liquidity and seeking 'core divergence plays' with odds between 40c-60c and 3-5 days before data release better aligns with your position management and high-turnover logic.