This week’s three main core inflection points: Ye Shifu has been waiting for this kind of market



This week is the trading window with the highest information density of the quarter. The three major central banks of the US, Japan, and the UK will share the stage, and GDP and PCE will be released the same night—every data point can make the market re-price.

Ye Shifu has been waiting for this kind of行情— the bigger the volatility, the easier it is to grab the meat.

First card: July 30 at 02:00—Federal Reserve interest rate decision.
Market expectations stay unchanged, but 36.3% of the probability is betting on a rate hike; the market really can’t tell whether Worsh will suddenly throw out a surprise bomb.

More importantly—GDP and PCE come out just 18 hours after the decision is released. Does the Fed fire first and then aim, or has it already spotted the target?

That night, the direction will be answered. Ye Shifu will set up the ambush in advance.

Second card: July 30 at 20:30—Q2 GDP + June PCE + initial jobless claims.
Three pieces of data released in the same night, with oil already surging to above $100. If GDP is strong and PCE beats expectations, the rate-hike hammer will fall even faster.

With the timing nailed for this round, just wait for the data to speak.

Third card: The probability of the CLARITY Act being passed within the year plunges to 37%. The positive expectations have basically already been priced in; if the negative news lands, it could actually become a reversal signal.

BTC is repeatedly testing the 65,000 level. This isn’t that the direction is unclear—it’s that the chips are changing hands.

This week, Brother Ye will guide everyone on where to focus the layout—once the direction comes out quickly, those from the Gānshàng side will naturally be able to eat the meat. People who don’t understand will still be stuck纠结 between longs and shorts.

The cards don’t wait for anyone. The speed at which these three cards flip open is faster than the time you spend hesitating.
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