Yesterday’s movement slowly oscillated upward, rising from 785 to around 808, with some decent pullbacks along the way. The movement was consistent with expectations. Yesterday morning, I said the gap fill was nearing its end, and another period of consolidation would build momentum for the bulls, so I no longer expected the gap fill to continue and instead looked for the bullish trend to continue. Yesterday’s three trades captured a total of 3,650 points. That also made it 9 consecutive wins. So how will it move intraday… The overall structure is currently strong, with the bulls still in control. The pullback during this period is due to the gap fill following the bulls’ recent surge in volume, and it also serves as a time-based correction. Therefore, after the corrective consolidation, it will first follow the trend and continue strengthening. Tonight’s two fundamental events are also crucial: the nonfarm payrolls report and Waller’s speech. In the afternoon, I will analyze the fundamental direction from various angles. Before then, continue buying on dips and look for bullish positions on pullbacks. Buy around 797 to 793 on a pullback, targeting around 817 to 821.

August 28 Strategy Plan Intraday Trading Priorities, for Followers Only Intraday Trading Priority Ranking Based on the current price of approximately 2512, my priorities for today are: 1) First, wait for a pullback to 2503—2506 to go long This is the position closest to the current structure, with a relatively reasonable risk-reward ratio. It is not recommended to chase longs directly around 2512, as the position is not ideal. 2) Go short if the rebound to 2524—2530 fails to break through If the price rises first but fails to hold above 2532—2535, this area is suitable for shorting at a high. 3) Go long on a rebound after a deep dip to 2484—2488 Suitable for short-term trading after a sharp drop, with a favorable risk-reward ratio, but a strict stop-loss at 2477.5 is required. 4) Chase longs after a breakout above 2535 and a pullback Only consider going long with the trend after confirming that 2535 has been firmly held. Do not chase prematurely before confirmation. 5) Chase shorts after a break below 2495 and a rebound This is a weak-market trend-following strategy, suitable for execution after the market turns bearish. $ETH ‌

The hand that set a stop-loss a few days ago trembled slightly; this morning, I realized that filial devotion had been entirely unnecessary. 😤 $ASTER's buying pressure is strengthening, with funds quietly flowing in. After moving sideways for so long, it's finally getting interesting. A few nights ago, I tried a long position before bed, entering at 0.6673. When I opened the chart this morning, the current price had run straight to 0.7054, bringing in +405.41% gains. Nailed it—staying up was worth it. The logic is actually simple: as long as the key level holds, a pullback is an opportunity. Position management is simple too: take profit on 80% first, don't get greedy for the last bite, and put the bulk in your pocket. Move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% a little closer to the entry price and let it run on its own. Experts die trying to catch the bottom; retail traders perish chasing entries. The market is still moving, so don't rush to get on board. There will be more opportunities later. I'll call out the next shot immediately. $SOL $ETH