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August 14 Sandisk strategy and trading logic analysis
The strategy of the past few days has been to go long on dips.
I also predicted that a “swan” type of market would emerge over the next two days.
The long trades of 1340 and 1371 that I shared yesterday held their ground.
People in my livestream probably feel like they’ve been eating “ma la” by now.
II. Breakdown of technical analysis logic

1. The long-term cycle bull trend is fully established
The daily and 4-hour Bollinger Bands are opening upward in sync; the Bollinger midline is slanting upward—this is a standard bull-run structure.
The current price is consolidating at high levels. This is sideways action standing in place of a pullback (not a top followed by a reversal). It’s just waiting for the short-term moving averages to catch up to the price, building energy to push higher. The bull market hasn’t ended. We’re currently in the second wave of the uptrend, and there is still a third-wave rally ahead.
2. Review of the early market prediction
Before this, the unified approach was consistently to go long on dips. I also anticipated that major news-driven volatility would lead to a swan-type move in the near term.
The two low-long support levels given yesterday—1340 and 1371—have all been fully realized in this rally, leaving plenty of room for bullish profits.

III. Current complete hands-on trading plan

1. Only trade setup: intercept longs on pullbacks
Two staged long entry points: 1426, 1484
Unified stop-loss: 10 points below the entry level
Applicable sessions: both daytime trading + evening US session

2. Strictly forbidden actions
Completely avoid selling on rebounds or trying to pick tops/guess short-term pullbacks for short trades. Current bullish momentum is extremely strong. Any one big bullish candle could quickly push price higher. Shorts are very likely to get stuck deep. Don’t gamble on short-term correction profits.

3. Stop-loss/exit plan for trapped short positions
If you’re holding shorts that are trapped, wait until price falls back to either of the two support zones—1426 or 1484—then immediately cut the position with a stop-loss; don’t hold the short.
After clearing the shorts, go long following the trend and hold the long position while waiting for the third-wave main rally to push higher.

IV. Summary of core trading rules

1. Throughout the whole process, only go long—never open new short positions at any point.
2. High-level consolidation is accumulation of energy, not a top. Don’t use subjective judgment to call for a drop.
3. Long positions must strictly use a 10-point stop-loss. Trapped shorts should exit with a stop-loss on a retracement back to the lower turning point.
4. Market phase breakdown: Wave 1 breakout above 1415 → current Wave 2 high-level consolidation and buildup → then later Wave 3 will surge upward. $SNDKB

1:00 a.m. on August 14 — emergency overtime: analysis of the strategy and ideas
This morning I gave 1359 and 1340 long entries, with a uniform stop loss of 10 points;
In the evening, at the U.S. stock market open, I gave a long based on 1371 holding steady and not breaking, with a stop loss at 1365. Did you get properly paid? You can check the strategy I posted yesterday.
All entry levels and stop-loss levels were published in advance.
Previously, the rules were clearly stated: if the price body holds above 1415, it indicates the first wave of the current uptrend breakout has started. All short positions are prohibited. Do not try to bottom-tick or top-tick and short. The overall approach throughout is mainly to buy on pullbacks.

Today’s latest long entry points

Two support levels—1484 and 1426—can be used to open longs, with a stop loss set at 10 points.

Long position’s core lifeline

1389 is the long-side defense lifeline:
If a candlestick body breaks below 1389, the market will enter a deep retracement on the 1-hour timeframe. At that time, new trading levels will be updated.

Don’t hold positions through losses. Don’t hold positions through losses. Don’t hold positions through losses—don’t keep holding losing trades for a long time. If you’re trapped in a short position, please cut your loss and exit at the point where I tell you to intercept and go long—don’t be stubborn.
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August 13th Sandisk strategy and thought analysis
Yesterday’s strategy was mainly based on pullbacks for going long.
The daily chart has held above the middle Bollinger band at 1275; in the future, there is a chance to break through the target at 1497.
Daily Bollinger Bands: Price holds above the middle band, the KDJ indicator forms a golden cross, and the long-side trend is confirmed.
On the 4-hour cycle, the Bollinger Bands continue to open upward, and the medium-term long structure remains intact.
For intraday small timeframes, the overall approach still maintains pullbacks to go long.

Long-term low entry (the support level was already fulfilled at 4:00 a.m.)

Long support levels: 1359, 1340; the stop loss is set uniformly at 10 pips.
At 4:00 a.m., the price dropped to 1340; that long entry’s support level has already provided a second chance to enter.

White-session short-term trading plan on the 5-minute timeframe

Key watershed level: 1371
If the 5-minute cycle pullback does not break 1371, you can directly open a long position; stop loss at 1365.
The small-timeframe long “lifeline”: 1329. Once it is broken effectively, the intraday outlook reverses and the strategy changes to short on rebounds.

Above resistance for short interception

High-level interception range: 1415-1418. Short, with stop loss at 1421; stop loss 8-10 pips.
1415-1418 is the multi-timeframe long/short watershed. Short orders must be intercepted under pressure in this range.
Hard trend rules:

1. Candlestick body holds above 1415: an upward impulsive breakout wave is officially underway; all shorts are prohibited—only buy in line with the trend.
2. Effective breakdown of 1329: the long-side structure is damaged; all intraday thoughts switch to short on rebounds #闪迪 $SNDKB

August 12th SanDisk strategy and thought analysis
Yesterday’s strategy: buy on pullbacks as the main approach
The levels given were 1224 and 1211
The market only dropped to 1226; no entry was made
The daily Bollinger Bands are in a contraction state; today we should focus on whether it can hold above the Bollinger middle band at 1275
If it holds the middle band, the price has a chance to push toward the upper Bollinger band at 1497
The 4-hour Bollinger Bands are opening upward
This current upswing is only a rebound and repair within a larger downtrend after a major drop
Only when there is a real body breakout above the 1298–1303 range can the hourly downtrend be fully reversed
For intraday thinking, we still prioritize buying on pullbacks
Short-term long support levels: 1263, 1249, 1239
Overhead resistance interception for shorting zone: 1298–1303
Rule: Once the price’s real body holds above 1303, all short positions are prohibited
Continuing yesterday’s view: the market has been range-bound and choppy for 4 days, and it may break into a one-way extreme trend at any time (swan-trend scenario)
Tonight’s news backdrop is likely to be the starting point for a one-way trend

SanDisk has the smallest precise take-profit and smallest stop-loss across the entire internet—no hindsight. The three interception levels I shared yesterday were used to short, hitting exactly at 41. Tonight, the short at 74 also caught big profits—ate a lot of meat. Today, in a bit, I’ll continue sharing. Every day at 8:30 AM sharp, I go live on time to call the trades in real time. Follow me—brother, I’ll take you flying #闪迪今日行情 $SNDK

SanDisk 1241 in this spot—he said it last Friday (Friday), and also said it this morning before the live broadcast. It’s again precisely hitting the target. Tomorrow we’ll continue sharing the strategy

August 10 SanDisk Drive Surface Layout Consolidation
1. Weekend choppy trading for 2 days,

Prediction: The overall weekend will likely be range-bound and choppy. The momentum for big up/down moves is weak. Only trade when price reaches the designated levels—don’t chase orders.

2. Short-selling trading plan (short-term cycle short)

① 5-minute short trade

Resistance levels: 1241 / 1257 / 1274
Entry criteria: After the candlestick body surges upward and then falls back (long upper wick, high then retraces to close bearish). Only short after pressure is confirmed. If it just spikes up without a retracement signal, do not enter.

② 15-minute swing short

Key historical strong resistance: 1325 (previous two times it spiked here, it then dropped directly—high resistance effectiveness)
Layered resistance: 1288 (first light pressure), 1325 (core heavy pressure), 1362 (extreme high-level pressure)

3. Long trading plan (1-hour scale, larger cycle)

1. Larger-cycle baseline: The current 1-hour trend is broadly upward. Prefer the idea of buying on dips.
2. Key support levels:
- 1167: Prior Fibonacci retracement 0.618 pullback low point; strong support—first buy interception level
- 1081: The bulls’ lifeline; second buy interception area
3. Long/short watershed rules:
If the 1-hour candlestick body breaks below 1081, immediately abandon all bullish ideas and switch to shorts. After the break, if a 4-hour timeframe level breaks down, deep selling may begin; the extreme target to consider is 696.

4. Trend reversal bottom detection conditions

When both conditions are met, a large-cycle bottom may form and the trend shifts from falling to rising:
1. Two consecutive tests lower, and neither breaks the previous low (double-bottom structure);
2. Price breaks upward above the previous high.

Three, practical operation key reminders

⚠️ Risk warning: The above is only technical-level point analysis and does not constitute any investment or trading advice. Financial markets have extremely high volatility—manage your position size and stop-losses yourself.

1. In a choppy/range market, only do “level interception,” not buy highs/sell lows chasing;
2. There is a clear long/short boundary at 1081—once broken, switch the trading direction immediately;
3. Shorting on the short cycle (5/15 minutes) is counter to the 1-hour major trend—keep position size light and strictly use stop-losses;
4. A bottom reversal requires confirmation of both the double-bottom + breaking the highs; a single signal does not confirm a reversal.

If SanDisk’s volatility is a bit larger, give it stop-loss space of 7 to 15 points—whatever the行情 comes with, handle it accordingly. If you can’t bear to stop-loss, just ignore it directly. Thanks.

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August 8 SanDisk layout整理
1. Short-term outlook (8.8-8.10, weekend)

Outlook: The overall market will likely trade sideways and range-bound over the weekend, with weak momentum behind big gains or losses. Only trade when prices reach the target levels—don’t chase orders.

2. Short-selling trading plan (short on the short cycle)

① 5-minute intraday short

Resistance levels: 1241 / 1257 / 1274
Entry condition: After the K-line body surges upward and then falls back (a long upper wick with a drop after the spike, closing bearish). Only short once resistance is confirmed. Mere upward spikes without a confirmed pullback are not valid signals to enter.

② 15-minute swing short

Key historical strong resistance: 1325 (previously, it surged up here twice and then dropped directly—high resistance effectiveness)
Layered resistance: 1288 (first light pressure), 1325 (core heavy pressure), 1362 (extreme upper-range pressure)

3. Long trading plan (1-hour timeframe, larger cycle)

1. Large-cycle bias: The overall trend on the 1-hour chart is upward. Prefer a “buy on dips” approach.
2. Key support levels:
- 1167: The prior 0.618 Fibonacci retracement pullback low; strong support and the first buy interception level
- 1081: The bulls’ lifeline; the second interception buy zone
3. Bull-bear watershed rule:
If the 1-hour K-line body breaks below 1081, immediately abandon all long ideas and switch to shorts. After that, once 4 hours have passed, a deep selloff can begin; an extreme target may look toward 696.

4. Conditions to judge a trend-reversal bottom

If both conditions are met, a large-cycle bottom may form and the trend may shift from falling to rising:

1. Two consecutive attempts to test lows, yet neither breaks the previous low (a double-bottom structure);
2. Price breaks above the previous high.



III. Practical key reminders

⚠️ Risk warning: The above is only technical level analysis and does not constitute any investment or trading advice. Financial markets are subject to very high volatility—manage your position size and stop-losses yourself.

1. In a ranging market, only do “level-based interceptions,” not buy-high/sell-low chasing;
2. There is a clear bull-bear division at 1081. If it breaks, the trading direction switches immediately;
3. Shorting on the short cycles (5/15 minutes) is against the 1-hour larger trend—your position size must be light, and you must strictly use stop-loss orders;
4. A bottom reversal needs confirmation of a double-bottom plus a breakout above the high; a single signal alone is not enough to confirm a reversal.
SanDisk volatility is a bit bigger—set a 7 to 15 point stop, and do it as the market comes. If you can’t bear to cut losses, just ignore it directly. Thank you.
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Today again successfully took down 3 orders. In the morning, I placed an empty order at 1288. I ate 20 points and exited halfway, then came in to break even. After that, when it broke through 88 and pulled back without breaking, I went long at 1288, then cut a loss at 1286. I successfully ate my way to 1310 and closed out half. On the way down, I hit break even again. Then I waited to short at 1325. In the evening, it went smoothly and I gave at 1328. I captured the profit from shorting at 1325—more than 100 points. Every day I start broadcasting at 8:30 in the morning. If you’re willing to wait and cut losses, follow me.

Trading is about waiting. Every day at 8:30 AM, we have a live order-calling session in real time. We use tight stop-losses to chase big profits—only flash trades (scalping). Stop losses of 5 to 10 points. Yesterday, when it approached 1261, I went short and entered at 1255, then watched it drop to 1208—perfectly nailed it. At 1208, I went long at 1199, with a stop loss of 10 points. When U.S. stocks opened and it stayed above 1200, I continued to go long, aiming at 1288, and smoothly captured another 88 points. In a bit, at 8:30, we’ll do it again. Maybe I only place a few trades in a day, but you’ll notice the risk-reward ratio is exceptionally good.

Yesterday, after grabbing 1471 empty, we successfully ate up 200 points. Every day we call out trades in real time—welcome to come criticize me.