Retail · timeframe
The 120-minute 9 showed up at 2pm. The daily did not.
I screenshotted a 9 on the 120-minute chart at 14:03 and sent it to someone who only watches daily. They said it was not there. Both of us were looking at a real count. Neither screenshot was a ticket.
Daily waits for the session close. 120-minute closes eight times in a cash session if you include the lunch break the way A-share terminals do. Of course they disagree in the afternoon.
What I keep on one screen
- Daily: the after-close tape. This is the number I write in the notebook.
- 60 / 120: a Pro lock-screen if I asked for it. It is a different sentence. I label the push “intraday count” so I do not read it as the daily 9.
The fight starts when you paste both into the same WeChat bubble without saying which clock. Then someone replies 买点. Then you have a mess that no overlay caused.
If the daily has not closed, I do not call the 120-minute print “today’s 9.” Today is not over.
I still glance at 120. I just stopped promoting it to the daily column in my sheet. Two clocks. Two rows. One of them waits until 15:00.
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