Retail · week one
I had a password. I did not have a 9.
The account opened on a Tuesday. By Thursday I had three indicators and a group invite. By Sunday I had turned two of them off. The 9 stayed. The shouting did not.
Nobody needed my opinion on a count that week. I needed the session times. I needed to know that A-shares close at 15:00 and that a 9 drawn at 10:20 was a costume.
What I wish someone had sent instead of a formula
- Write the three closes you care about on paper. CST, HKT, ET.
- Eight names, not forty. You will not watch forty.
- A 9 is nine closes versus four back. If you cannot say that out loud, do not paste a screenshot.
- Fail the ninth, 1–8 vanish. This will happen in week one and you will think the software died.
- Do not buy a tool because a chat named it 抄底. That word is how people get hurt, and it is not the count.
I added NineRadar after I caught myself flipping charts at 15:08 hunting a number. The tape would have been enough. Overlay first was backwards. I still tell beginners the backwards version by accident, then correct myself.
A count, not an order. Questions: support@nineradar.com.