July 15, Wednesday 3️⃣ early morning



After Monday’s long stretch of gloomy days, today the “big cake” slid lower on inertia again, dipping to a low of 61,800, and then slowly began to range and climb back up. In the evening, the U.S. CPI data came in unexpectedly favorably, instantly igniting “doutou” sentiment; the price then surged higher in a straight rush, most close to touching around 64,900. This upswing really is a bit intense.

But in my view, this push higher is more like an emotion release driven by news-side stimulus, and its staying power is still questionable. Once this round of “doutou” momentum has burned off about enough, the market will most likely return to the “kangtou” rhythm; afterward, the probability of moving into a pullback/repair correction is relatively high.

Recommendations:
Big cake: rebound toward the 65,000-65,300 area, kángtou
Target: 63,400-63,700 area;
Second cake: sync around the 1,890-1,920, kángtou
Target: around 1,810-1,840.

Steady is key—carry your defense, don’t chase, don’t “kill/abandon,” and wait for signal confirmation before acting.
#美国核心CPI未达预期
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TheWindBeneathTheCyberBridge
· 47m ago
That “Er Bing” 1890 short is gone, but I feel like volatility will spike tonight—widen the stop loss a bit.
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NotYourExit
· 47m ago
61800 didn’t get filled—it's a bit of a pity. The rebound strength was beyond expectations. But you’re right, bro—sentiment markets don’t last long.
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AirdropEtiquette
· 2h ago
Stared at the chart all night—this CPI data came out and knocked down plenty of people on both the long and short sides. Still, old bro, you’re steady.
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HotAirBalloonViewing
· 2h ago
CPI is definitely bullish, but being short at 65,000 feels a bit aggressive. I’m planning to wait a bit more and see whether the volume can keep up.
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GateUser-870b5e71
· 3h ago
When the market is driven by news, it’s the hardest to trade: if you chase longs, you risk getting trapped; if you short, you worry you’ll be caught by an upside momentum—so you find yourself stuck, unable to quite decide, feeling torn.
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