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From 1:00 to 9:00 a.m., the market rebounded after receiving buy-side support based on the prior low of 64,636. It moved upward to touch the interim high of 65,193.5, and after it touched the upper channel band, it came under pressure. In the short term, long positions that had accumulated a lot of profitable holdings saw a large amount of capital choose to take profit and exit, weakening upward momentum; the market then shifted into a pullback and sideways range-bound consolidation state.
Judging from the channel structure in the chart, after the price surged, it first pulled back toward th

$ORDI Tough to deal with, tough to deal with—who is the big player, really? Who are the top ten on the leaderboard? Can you sell it off hard enough to go for broke and still have a shot at a comeback—fight your way out of a dead end?

Last night, I chose to cut my losses on NOK and IBM, and bought the dip on GOOG and MSFT.
These two stocks are the #1 and #3 worst performers by loss this year.
After IBM’s big plunge last week, I bought at 214, betting on a bounce ahead of the earnings report; yesterday’s earnings were also not ideal, so I’ll accept the outcome—I’ll quit.
NOK’s loss ratio is as high as 33%, and it made the same 2 major investment mistakes:
1. I didn’t study carefully myself—I listened to what others said and rushed in, right at the high point.
2. After the downtrend in this small-cap stock broke dow

u姐7.24$BTC Morning Strategy
The downward trend for the broader market is clear. Follow the trend and primarily look for shorts.
The decline structure has not finished yet. If you’re holding shorts, you can reduce your position to keep your core exposure and continue the game; if you haven’t entered yet, don’t chase the short—wait patiently for a rebound opportunity. There is a possibility of accelerated downside on Friday’s market.
Rebound range 65300-65800: set up short positions, target 63700.

7.24 SOL intraday
Earlier high point around 78.8+ saw a pullback; the current price is now trading at 75.8.
Ultra-short support: 75.5-75.8, a recent low-dense area and short-term moving average support. Holding it + the pullback structure remains healthy, and this is the intraday strong buy zone.
Short-term support: 74.8-75.2, the current price’s further buffering zone.
Medium-term support: 73.5-74.0, an important structural location from earlier. A confirmed breakdown would weaken the short-term trend.
Short-term resistance: 76.5-77.0, the recent pullback high and resistance above the mid-ban

Tongge’s 7.24 SOL outlook
$SOL Enter the range around 76.0–77.0, set the stop at 78.0, first target 74.0, second target 73.0.
The range order I gave yesterday had targets at 76 and 75, and it hit them directly today. Hitting a target doesn’t mean the drop is over. In weak conditions, target levels are just stops along the way, not the final destination.
Structurally, each rebound is weaker than the last, and the focus is still shifting downward. The 75 integer level may offer psychological support, but psychological support isn’t real support—if it chops around long enough, it’s likely to bre

$ETH 1890–1910 area entry for Tongge’s 7.24 ETH trading idea
Enter around 1890–1910 into **(stop-market/grid)**. Set the stop at 1930, first target 1850, second target 1800.
Current price is 1873. After the pullback in this move, the price has returned to around 1880. The earlier push to 1950 failed to effectively hold; after the pressure at the highs was released, the short-term market has entered a correction phase.
Now the key is the 1890–1910 area. This is both short-term rebound resistance and where the **re-match for Dōkōn** takes place. It’s easy to bounce back up, but to regain a

The overnight market is indeed making people clench their fists; US stocks and crypto both slumped in tandem, pressured by geopolitical tensions layered with the Fed’s hawkish expectations, leaving risk assets cooling off across the board.
All three major US stock indexes closed lower across the board, with the Nasdaq down 2.15%, the most pronounced decline, as tech stocks became the worst-hit sector. Tesla plunged more than 14% in a single day, with its market value shrinking sharply, and major tech companies such as Google also fell in step. Sector-level differentiation was clear: most AI an

7.24 Gold Morning Silk Road Analysis
Gold’s 4-hour chart continues to fall, breaking below the moving averages; in the short term, bears have the upper hand. This is only a pullback after a big rally and does not indicate a trend reversal. At the moment, there are no signs of a bottoming out—don’t blindly buy the dip.
Short on the rebound at 4070-4085, targeting 4040-4025;
If it retraces to 4023-4030 and stabilizes, you can take a light long position. Pay close attention to 4020—if it breaks, further downside is likely. For today, prioritize short positions at higher levels.
Note:
The above an

7.24 SOL Analysis
Analysis: The rebound at 76.40–76.80 meets resistance and offers no follow-through for a short entry; place the stop loss above 77.20. Targets are 75.80–75.37. If there is an effective breakdown below 75.37, follow the trend to look for new lows.
The current underlying has been declining continuously from its high of 77.83. Price is under pressure below the moving averages, and the bearish trend is in control. The rebound strength is weak, and the market remains weak. The trading bias is mainly to short rallies. $SOL ‌#Gate事件合约首发狂欢

$BAS Hold on, hold on—make sure you hold out for the big rebound, and then sell everything off.

Isn’t this a rebound? This is basically CPR for empty accounts. A few days ago in the afternoon the chart suddenly spiked up. I didn’t rush to chase longs. I saw the volume didn’t follow—there was nobody to take the buys on the way up. Instead, attention got pulled back to that high-level area under pressure. After that, the message was for the short side to be patient and wait for confirmation.

This wait wasn’t in vain. $USELESS started dropping from 0.06816. The current price is 0.0595, with an open-position profit rate of +611.86%—and that’s the answer. An up-move with no volume is the w

#IntelQ2RevenueSurges25%
Intel's AI Momentum Is No Longer a Forecast—It's Showing Up in the Numbers
Intel has delivered one of its most impressive quarterly performances in over a decade, sending a strong message that its AI strategy is beginning to translate into meaningful financial growth. The latest earnings report wasn't simply another earnings beat—it reflected accelerating demand for AI infrastructure, stronger execution across key business segments, and growing confidence in the company's long-term direction.
One of the biggest highlights was Intel's Q2 revenue of $16.13 billion, repr

No vision, can’t hold—this batch of profit is paper-thin, but I love it.
In the morning when $IO just got hammered and the market started dumping, the rebound never had real strength. Trading volume was light; the moment the price pushed up, sell pressure slammed it back down. I didn’t chase and open positions at the time. I waited until I confirmed the lack of sufficient support, then entered following the short-side rhythm.
From 0.16207 to 0.14931, the current return is +566.08%. The earlier part was painfully slow, but exiting and actually seeing it pay off felt so damn good. In a market u

Still fucking sticking out your tongue?
Being single for so long makes everything feel kind of ambiguous.

That’s right—still, you have to go long-term to make money. Someone taught me to say: wait, wait—don’t open and close positions too frequently. When you do more correctly than incorrectly, go with a light position size and leave him a chance without adding to the position. I understand it now #晒出我的持仓收益

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