Trading Log | July 10, 2026

Yesterday’s trades didn’t meet my expectations.

After the listing of Hynix on the US stock market, the price action didn’t follow my trading plan. The pace was weaker than I expected, which also affected overall returns.

That said, my logic for the entire storage sector hasn’t changed. Yesterday, more capital in the market concentrated in SanDisk and Micron. Both stocks’ performances were very strong, and Hynix’s listing itself attracted a lot of attention, making short-term capital battles even more intense.

My viewpoint hasn’t changed either. I’ll continue to patiently watch Hynix’s subsequent price action and wait for new trading opportunities, rather than trading just for the sake of trading.

In recent days, to respond to everyone’s support, I’ve clearly increased the number of live streams, and my order placement frequency has also gone up. This has indeed affected my own trading quality and thrown off the original trading rhythm.

What trading fears most isn’t losses—it’s losing your own rhythm.

Starting next week, I’ll readjust my schedule and put more focus back into trading itself.

Subscribers will still get exclusive live streams and exclusive strategies. I also want to remind everyone again: subscribers should not follow public orders, and should not follow any temporary trades shown in the live stream. I’ve emphasized this sentence many times already. I hope everyone will strictly follow the rules, execute according to the subscription strategy, and don’t mix different trading systems.

The market won’t rise early just because people are in a rush.

Patience is itself a part of trading.

Next week, we’ll follow the plan.