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#StrategySharesBreak135ForFirstTimeIn12Weeks
Strategy Reclaims 135 For First Time In 12 Weeks: Trend Turn In Focus
Strategy shares have broken back above 135 for the first time in 12 weeks, a key technical and sentiment shift. After a long base below, the move signals renewed demand and puts bulls back in control of the short-term trend.
Why 135 Matters
135 has acted as a clear pivot. It capped rallies for three months, marked the top of the recent range, and lined up with prior breakdown support. A weekly close above it would confirm a range break, not just an intraday spike. In trend

I was just about to go in and curse it out, but then I looked at the account and decided to let it pump however it wants—I’ll keep quiet.

When the sell-off started in the early session, buying support was insufficient, and every push upward fell just short of breaking through. This kind of pattern won’t go far. Opened a short at 0.06198, now at 0.05431, +301.47%—feels really good.

Bank 80% of the profits first, and move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% closer to the entry price so you can hold it steadily. Panic comes from having no plan; losses come from overthinking. Staying out of the

This trend is so obvious I don’t even need to think—the account is dancing on its own. I mentioned when $LINK was bottoming intraday that sideways consolidation at the bottom wasn’t weakness, but funds quietly entering the market, so the direction was decisively long.
I entered at 9.352, when the market hadn’t fully taken off and many people were still watching from the sidelines. Now LINK has climbed to 11.344, with unrealized gains of +1510.92%. I caught the rhythm perfectly this time, and these gains feel great. I really didn’t panic during the grinding phase earlier. It feels amazing.
If y

I’m watching $btc around $78,157 here.
After that sharp drop, price managed to bounce and is now moving in a tight range just under $78,294 resistance. That tells me buyers are trying to stabilize it, but it still hasn’t fully broken out. Right now this looks more like a retest zone than a clean trend move.
Possible long setup:
Entry: $78,050 – $78,180
Targets: $78,300 → $78,800 → $79,630
SL: Below $77,500
What I’m seeing:
If BTC reclaims and holds $78,294, then the next push can extend toward $78.8K and possibly $79.6K.
But if it keeps failing below that level, then this recovery may just be

No execution, no analysis, just sheer luck—this track record is embarrassing even to talk about.

While everyone was still waiting on the sidelines, the price action looked extremely ugly. Each rebound was weaker than the last, volume failed to keep up, and it looked like a bull trap no matter how you viewed it. At the time, I judged that the selling pressure above $SKYAI was too heavy, and that going long short-term would just make me exit liquidity, so I decisively flipped short. Entry price: 0.22665; now 0.05331, with +1875.94% profit firmly in hand.

This time, it really wasn't because

#BTC is currently trading around $78K and testing a major daily resistance zone.
The descending trendline has rejected BTC multiple times in the past, and price is now back at the same area around $80K–$82K.
BTC is also stretched after the sharp move from ~$64K, while the 50 MA/EMA is still below price. I’d avoid chasing here and wait for a clean daily close above the trendline for confirmation.
If rejected again, a pullback toward the moving averages could be on the table.
Let’s see how BTC reacts here.
What’s your view? Share it in the comments.

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This return has me nervous and uneasy, worried the market will catch on tomorrow and blacklist me. During the repeated intraday swings, $SAPIEN fell just short every time it pushed higher, while sell orders were both strong and dense—clearly a pattern of pressure at the highs. I said at the time not to chase longs in this structure; once it could no longer reach higher, it would naturally come back down. From entering at 0.10814 to the current price of 0.08098, the return is +1207.73%. With the timing right, this trade has been very satisfying.

As for taking profits, I closed 80% first and m

#StrategySharesBreak135ForFirstTimeIn12Weeks
Strategy Shares $135 Break: Why Short Interest Elasticity Matters More Than Price Momentum for Sustainable Edge
Strategy shares hit $135 (+10% intraday) with $4B unrealized BTC gains. But price action masks structural positioning. The real edge lies in validating whether the rally is driven by organic demand or forced short covering. Here’s my topology framework. 👇
🔍 Why Short Interest Topology Determines True Value
• Days-to-Cover Ratio Reveals Exit Friction: Short interest % alone misleads; days-to-cover (short volume / avg daily volume) deter

$Bull Is Coming—Playing Altcoins Gets You Killed Fast!

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#StrategySharesBreak135ForFirstTimeIn12Weeks
MSTR Breakout Puts Bitcoin Treasury Stocks Back in Focus
Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ: MSTR), formerly known as MicroStrategy, has once again become a major focus for crypto and stock-market traders. The company’s shares recently pushed above the $135 level for the first time in roughly 12 weeks, reaching an intraday high near $139.78 before sellers stepped in. The stock later closed around $127.31, showing just how quickly volatility can increase after a major breakout.
📈 Why the $135 Breakout Matters
The move above $135 was technically important becau

This Week’s Results (August 24–August 28):
A total of 44 trades were completed this week, with 37 successfully closed for profit, totaling $47,516.
Core Trading Principles:
Do not subjectively predict the bottom of gold; only trade with the trend. Avoid blindly placing orders, and always prioritize the safety of the principal.
Next Week’s Trading Plan:
Continue to trade gold cautiously, remain flat while waiting for clear market signals, and only enter in the direction of the trend once it becomes clear. The key is to preserve operational flexibility.
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#TopFiveLeaguesPreMatchPredictor
Real Madrid vs Málaga CF — Complete Pre-Match Prediction & Head-to-Head Analysis
Football fans, today brings an exciting LaLiga matchup as Real Madrid face Málaga CF at the Santiago Bernabéu on Sunday, August 30, 2026. The match is scheduled for 5:00 PM CEST at Real Madrid’s home ground.
This is exactly the type of fixture where the #TopFiveLeaguesPreMatchPredictor can help football fans compare team form, historical performance, attacking strength, defensive records and potential match outcomes.
🏟️ Match Details
Competition: LaLiga
Matchday: 3
Date: August 3

#NVIDIAEarnings
NVIDIA Earnings Preview: AI Demand In Focus As Market Awaits Next Guide
NVIDIA heads into earnings as the most-watched report of the quarter. The chip leader has carried the AI trade for two years, and each print now moves indexes, tech peers, and risk sentiment at large. This quarter is no different: investors want proof that AI spend is still strong and that the next wave of growth is intact.
What To Expect
Wall Street looks for another strong quarter on both revenue and EPS, driven by Data Center. Key lines to watch:
• Data Center revenue: the core engine, tied to Hopper an

Rate Hike Rumblings
——There is a cost to hiking rates; there is also a cost to not hiking rates.
Warsh finished speaking, and the market was transformed overnight.
The Wall Street Journal published an article titled “Markets Brace for Possible Rate Hikes After Warsh’s Shift in Stance.” The newspaper has long maintained close ties with the Federal Reserve. The two reporters once known as the “Fed correspondent” and later as the “new Fed correspondent” both came from the newspaper.
The Bernanke–Yellen era: Jon Hilsenrath, known as the Fed correspondent.
After the Powell era: Nick Timiraos, kno