2026.7.26 weekend—just chatting a bit simple



This week, we did a total of 4 trades: 2 profitable, 1 barely made a profit and is counted as break-even, and 1 break-even. No stop-loss triggered!

On Monday, the big cake/biscuit/gold pullback—before the first half of the week pullback—there were opportunities to long. The double-bottom long idea around the trendline near 64,000 provided Monday night: I attended a meeting at night, so there was no livestream, so I didn’t throw a cup; however, the time node, the thinking, and the entry levels in the strategy were already written extremely clearly. But some people did it, and some didn’t. This trade doesn’t count toward our strategy;

On Tuesday night, BNB’s long first entry: added at 561 after the initial 576 (for friends who had the livestream, they used 570 as the first entry and added at 561). The average price is 565.5-568.5. At this moment it’s 570: break-even with a slight profit—so you can remove the add-on, or even cut it by half more. Then wait for a pullback to find a lower low and add again. This way, you can scalp T one more time, with lower cost and more reasonable position sizing, safer overall;

On Wednesday night, long SPXC. After adding, the average price is 116-119. The plan given was to break even and take out more than half, then if it pulls back, scalp T again. At this moment, you haven’t added yet, so most people have already exited and many even ran out of all positions. For now, this trade is also counted as break-even;

On Thursday and Friday, we continuously longed BTC, and every time hit the first take-profit level. Some friends even shorted once during Friday daytime at 64,750 (the strategy given on Thursday night was for both long and short, and it just hit the first resting short level). Given that some people did it and some didn’t, this trade can be excluded from our weekly strategy;

All records for the above trades are verifiable. The “Sao family army” focuses on being real—steady and solid, never doing the empty hype marketing stuff, because Sao Ge himself doesn’t market;

This week: 4 trades, 2 profitable, 1 barely profit counted as break-even, 1 break-even. No stop-loss triggered!

BTC support/resistance levels: 67135/65700/63500/61600
Weekend low-liquidity consolidation, and the ultra-short-term needs a bounce-up. Just nudging—your long at 63,800 on Friday can be scaled up a bit more in profit. Remember to push for protection: 0-risk game only;

ETH support/resistance levels: 2225/2000/1780/1665
Pay attention to the volume-price relationship around the key short-term levels 1845 and 1775, around 1,800 up and down—go find a short-term opportunity;

XAU: If on Monday early it dips deep below 4,000, or the closer it gets to 3,950, the more you can take a long entry once based on the relationship of volume and energy;

The US stock storage trend hasn’t changed—it’s still being suppressed. Recently, US stocks have been extremely predatory: the upside and downside swings are bigger than any other product’s risk. One sentence Sao Ge often says: when US stocks go up, it’s truly going up—when they fall, it’s truly falling. The recent走势 fully proves this statement; it’s better to watch and decide whether to act or not!

Trading suggestions do not constitute any investment basis: when the waves are bigger, the fish is more valuable. And the more you feel industries are withering, the more it is the moment for wealth reorganization and redistribution. If you grasp it well, it’s an opportunity for your wealth to grow geometrically. So in this moment, you must stay steady. Only by staying patient and steady can you rationally spot opportunities!

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BTC-4.19%
BNB-2.08%
SPCX-4.88%
ETH-5.58%
XAU-1.50%
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