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🔹 Microsoft earnings ignite the market! Shares surge 8.8% after hours, but an unexpected cut to FY2027 capital spending raises questions—has AI investment peaked?
🔹 Lam Research beats on earnings and guidance! Shares rise 6.58% after hours, signaling a potential turnaround in the semiconductor equipment cycle?
🔹 Korean chip stocks reverse sharply! KOSPI retreats after gains, with SK hynix plunging 7.57% and Samsung falli

7.30 SOL short-term analysis
Analysis: After a rebound, short near 74.2–74.8, defend at 75.3, and look for 73.0–72.3.
Looking at SOL on the one-hour chart: after pushing up to the 74.50 high, it faced pressure. The price pulled back to the low at 72.26 to find support, then rebounded and returned to around 74 to trade in a range again.
There is clear sell pressure at the previous high area overhead. Currently it’s a corrective consolidation after a decline; upside momentum is limited, so for the short term, prioritize placing short orders on rallies. As volatility increases, don’t chase or sel

After trading for a long time, I found that the hardest part isn’t spotting opportunities—it’s waiting for them. During the period when prices were high, there was constant back-and-forth tugging that looked lively, but every attempt upward failed to truly open up room. Instead, I became more focused on whether the shorts regained dominance.
After placing a short position near 970.38, I waited patiently until the price pulled back to 742.55. This time, the result of +1128.58% also confirmed my earlier observation. No complicated explanation needed—the price feedback is already direct enough.
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7.30 Su Wan Yellow Croaker Morning Forecast: Lingering hawkishness from the Fed still hangs in the air; gold prices face pressure at highs as they look for a bottom
Fueled by the ongoing escalation of hawkish comments from the Federal Reserve, market expectations for rate cuts this year have cooled sharply, with both the US dollar and US Treasury yields strengthening together. Coupled with the core PCE inflation data to be released tonight, the market widely expects inflation to remain elevated, and macro sentiment remains heavily bearish.
On the chart, after a quick surge, gold prices have co

$BTC 7.30 a.m. Old boss thoughts
Yesterday, going south again added another 1,500 points. The overall direction remains unchanged—keep watching for a move south. On the hourly level, the rebound has never managed to hold. The price has tested several times but each time is weighed down and pulls back, and the swing highs keep trending lower.
Trade reference: the 641–644 range, “kōng,” target looking at 630–625.

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Trending topics:
🔹 Microsoft earnings ignite the market! After-hours surge of 8.8%, but it unexpectedly cut 2027 fiscal year capital expenditures—has AI spending peaked?
🔹 LRCX beats expectations on both earnings guidance! Up 6.58% after hours—does the semiconductor equipment cycle signal a reversal?
🔹 Korean chip stocks suddenly swing! KOSPI spikes then pulls back—SK hynix plunges 7.57%, Samsung down more than 2%—is the AI rally cooling?
🔹 Retail investors are making a mad dash for the exit! Daily net selling in individual stocks hits a new hig

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110,242 traders were liquidated, the total liquidations comes in at $389.89 million.

JUST IN: Fed leaves rates at 3.50–3.75% for fifth straight meeting. Dissenters show hawkish tilt, and Walsh reiterates 2% inflation target with readiness to act if needed. $USD, possible ripple for risk assets.

7.30 Gold Morning Market Watch
In the early hours, the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged. After the news was released, gold prices dipped and then rebounded. Overnight, the low fell to 4009 before rising to 4116. In the morning, the spot price is currently around 4065, trading in a range as it digests the gains. The meeting included hawkish-leaning remarks; after a push higher, sell pressure became apparent. Asian-session trading slowed, and the market overall moved into range consolidation. Focus during the day will be on the evening economic data.
Short-term pressure zones: 4080-

The market’s answer is more direct than any explanation. The board looked lively for a while, but the high-level support didn’t keep up. After repeated failed attempts to push higher, the shorts took control of the rhythm again.

The short position was opened at 1.1134. I waited until the rebound confirmed that there was no follow-through before executing; I didn’t change the plan early due to short-term fluctuations. As the price fell back to 1.0792, the return rate was recorded as +285.53%.

When reviewing this process, the most valuable part isn’t the result itself, but understanding that

7.30 Biscuit board analysis
Direction: rebound after a low-level bottoming attempt; clear pressure overhead; overall the market is mainly in a “control” mode.
Control: around 1920-1940; stop-loss above 1950; targets 1890/1870.
The Biscuit’s lowest point touched 1870.26, then it started a repair rebound; current price is 1916.55. Price keeps probing upward; in the short term, moving averages are turning up in sync. The “head” has brought short-term repair momentum, but there is strong pressure around the prior high of 1935, and upside room is being suppressed.
This round of downside has fully r

Samsung Electronics +7% and SK Hynix +3.2% as Korea’s KOSPI jumps ~5% intraday (5950.55 points) – signaling risk-on sentiment in regional tech equities amid crypto market watching? $BTC ?

7.30 Market Overview & Trading Sentiment Analysis
BTC Road Reference Layout
Entry range: around 1920—1940
Stop-loss: above 1960
First target: 1870, second target: 1820
ETH’s rebound was a bit stronger, pushing up to 1935 before meeting pressure and falling back. Support shifted down to 1870. This move unfolded a 65-point run.
Many people bury themselves in studying indicators, yet can’t control their greed. While there are signs to follow in the price action, no indicator can predict emotion-driven trades. On the BTC 4-hour chart, it closed with a long upper-shadow bearish candle. There is hea

7.30 BTC strategy and trading suggestions
Current price is 1916. The market is moving in tandem with the big pie; the bearish side’s sentiment dominates the order book. In the short term, the rebound’s follow-through is relatively weak. There is a lack of independent buy-side support for upside moves, and after each rebound, sell pressure is likely to resurface. The longs do not have sufficient momentum to break upward, and the overall structure is more of a choppy, bearish-leaning setup. It’s not suitable to chase long positions; instead, prioritize pullback opportunities by watching the over

At dawn, the U.S. Federal Reserve came out: no rate hike, but three voters voted to raise rates. Powell didn’t mention the words “rate cut” at all throughout. Gold surged from 4047 straight to 4081. I stared at the screen thinking, finally, it moved—then at 3 a.m. it got smashed back again. When I woke up in the morning, it was 4066. Turns out all that sleepless waiting was for nothing.
This kind of trend is the most annoying. You say go short—since there wasn’t a rate hike, there’s support underneath. You say go long—these hawks are dying, and the moment it goes up someone slams it. A $50 ran

Analyzing BTC’s Short-Term Trend Using Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, Volume-Price Relationships, Order Flow, and Price Action
$BTC ‌#BTC I. Dow Theory
Major trend (1-hour timeframe): The major downtrend that began from the historical high on May 28 at 74,462 is still ongoing. The price fell from 74,462 through the secondary high on June 15 at 67,255 down to the July 1 low of 57,721, for a cumulative drop of 16,741. After the July 1 bottoming, the bulls launched an ABC rebound (A-wave 64,597 → B-wave 61,471 → C-wave 64,660). After the C-wave ended, the price pulled back to the