2026-6-27

I went to bed a little after 2 last night, and when I woke up, the market was still boring 😂. It's the weekend, so there's not much liquidity—just slow ups and downs. On the 15-minute chart, the bottom has been slowly rising. On the daily chart for spot, the first resistance level is around 608-609, the second resistance is 625-628, then 640-643 above that, and the major resistance zone is 655-658 (there were quite a few people trapped there before on the daily chart...). The trend is a bit fragmented now: 15m bullish, 1h bullish, 4h neutral with a slight bullish bias (a subtle triangle consolidation), and 1D neutral with a slight bearish bias.

On the smaller timeframes, the highest point we can currently see on the 15-minute and 1-hour levels is around 618-619, which is the maximum the 1h can support right now. However, the ranges of 60430-60817 and 61111-61366 above are also dense resistance zones with confirmed resistance. The potential supports below are 60050 and 59600. Currently, volume is shrinking around 604. If the night session sees a little taco from the little blond one, and volume picks up here, it might directly hit around 611.

The news last night didn't cause the market to drop deeply. There seems to be a possibility of a rebound before the end of the month. A daily close above 609 would be the basis for a daily-level rebound; if it can't get above, the trend will remain neutral with a bearish bias.

Tomorrow marks the start of another round of negotiations between the US and Iran. The results will probably be announced during Monday's night session. If you think it's not suitable to position ahead of time, you might as well wait and watch. When price moves quickly in either direction, just chase it at market price, and set a stop loss at the high/low of the previous three candles (15 minutes is enough).

My father-in-law is unwell. He has a history of cerebral infarction and has 4 stents in his body. His left leg is now turning blue and painful. My guess is it might be deep vein thrombosis in the lower limb. I estimate that I'll need to go to the hospital to accompany him later today or tomorrow. As elderly people age, they should get check-ups more frequently. Don't find it troublesome—many serious illnesses start from neglecting minor discomforts, which eventually drag on into major diseases.

May all parents in the world be healthy and safe.