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$MU Keep holding! The Micron short position I placed this afternoon: I added 1000 at 1000, the lowest it dropped to 961—continue holding to reach the second target!
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$CL what can be done if it won’t listen? Asked on Monday morning—can it still be done long? The MIG directly said that a pullback would be a chance to continue going long. That evening, when it pulled back to around 79, I went long. From now until 12:00, the potential profit from the price increase is there. Enter with 500 margin, 100x leverage—then you can earn 7600 U profit, a 1500% return!
MIG has been calling for a long from the 72 area to 91, and he’s still calling for longs. Every time you don’t believe it, then closing a position and flipping out is destined to have nothing to do with you.
84 short positions have been trapped for nearly 7 points! $CL Oil prices have surged violently to 91, don't hold on anymore, the trend is already on the other side!
Brothers, for those who shorted CL at 84 and got trapped, oil prices have already pushed above 91, and the short position is floating a loss of nearly 7 points. You must be cursing in your heart. But Mig will tell you the truth—the trend is clearly in the hands of the bulls, don't hold on anymore; holding a losing position is the mother of liquidation.
CL crude oil is currently at 90.83. On the daily chart, MA7, MA25, and MA99 are all below supporting price, and the price is steadily above all moving averages, a standard one-way upward trend. On the 1-hour chart, it has been pushed up from 85.83 to 91.36, with MACD golden cross expanding upward, and there is no sign of a stop in the decline. The 91-92 area above is short-term resistance, with a breakout targeting 93-95; the 89-89.5 area below has formed a support zone.
The news flow is all bullish—Trump warned that “if Iran fires one shot, we’ll blow up one bridge,” the U.S. military has continued airstrikes, the transportation risk in the Strait of Hormuz remains, and the geopolitical premium is far from over. The short at 84 was placed against the trend; now is not the time to hold on.
Mig gives you two options:
1. Use the pullback toward 89-89.5 to reduce part of the position and lower risk; don’t wait for liquidation.
2. If price continues to surge to around 92-93, you can add a small short to lower the average price, but the risk is extremely high. The safest approach is to stop out and exit, then reassess the direction after a pullback to around 87-88.
Brothers, the short at 84 was the wrong direction. If it’s wrong, admit it. The trend is on the bulls’ side, don’t fight the market. Want to know how to handle your short position? Bring your position screenshot to the chat room and find Mig; he’ll help you one-on-one figure out the more reasonable way to trade.
Foreign capital buys like crazy for 4 days: $SKHYNIX SK Hynix—KRW 27 trillion! The moving averages are about to form a golden cross; this pullback is basically free money!
Brothers, SK Hynix today bottomed out and rebounded—jumping straight from 1226 to 1327. The current price is 1291. Foreign investors have been疯狂扫货 (ruthlessly buying) for 4 straight days: SK Hynix net bought KRW 2.756 trillion, and Samsung Electronics net bought KRW 1.729 trillion. Together they total KRW 4.485 trillion—an absolute main force of foreign capital’s total net buying!
On the daily chart level, MA25 has just been reclaimed, with MA99 acting as support below. But MA7 is still overhead, putting pressure on the price. MA7 is about to fall below MA25 to form a dead cross—that’s the near-term pressure that needs to be digested. On the 1-hour chart, the price dropped from 1355, found support at 1226, and then quickly snapped back, forming a “V-shaped reversal.” The MACD green histogram is starting to shrink, and the downside momentum is clearly weakening.
The logic behind foreign buying is solid: Google raised its 2026 capex guidance to $195-205 billion and said 2027 will continue to increase investment significantly. AI investment is still accelerating. After a sharp pullback, SK Hynix’s 12-month forward price-to-book value has fallen to 2.7x; the forward dividend yield based on this year’s performance is as high as 11.1%. DRAM contract prices are expected to still have around 40% upside potential through the end of 2027. Analysts point out that the reasons for the stock’s decline are clear, and the pullback has already been sufficiently absorbed—this is currently a low-level accumulation zone.
Mig—long and short two-way operation plan: Go long on a pullback around 1270 - 1285 after it stabilizes; for the more conservative, wait for a bottoming near 1250 and re-enter long. Short on a rebound into the resistance zone around 1320 - 1330, after the price stalls.
Personal view: Brothers, foreign capital has been buying like crazy for 4 days—KRW 2.7 trillion into Hynix. This is real money voting with its feet. Google’s raised capex guidance confirms that AI investment is still accelerating; the logic behind DRAM price hikes hasn’t changed. This pullback is basically free money. Don’t get scared off by short-term volatility—hold steady!
$MU 860 short position bedding set $110 loss! Smart money is疯狂底ing, don’t hold on— the trend has already changed!
Brothers, the brothers who shorted MU at 860 and got stuck— the price has now surged above 970. Your short position is currently up by $110, and it definitely doesn’t feel good. Even more painful is this: on the same K-line, someone went long at 925 and already took profit, while you’re still holding the bag. If the direction is wrong, no matter how hard you try, it’s wasted effort. When the market changes, continuing to hold it stubbornly is also futile.
Market breakdown: At the 4-hour level, the price has effectively been sealed above 970. All moving averages are underneath your feet— the trend is clearly in the hands of the bulls. The latest report from the Goldman trading desk shows that about 80% of crowded positions by hedge funds from earlier have been flushed out. In the past day or two, capital has started buying storage stocks again— MU, SNDK, WDC, STX. The strongest buying is concentrated in the directions that saw the most violent pullbacks. Goldman’s assessment is that this semiconductor rebound could continue.
Resistance is at 980 and 995–1000. Support is at 960 and 945. 945 is the line where bulls and bears split. The price has firmly held above 960— the trend is in the bulls’ hands. So why are you still shorting?
How to get unstuck: Everyone’s position size, leverage, and margin are different— there’s no universal solution. But Mig gives you a direction: either take advantage of the rebound to 980–990 and reduce your position in batches to keep losses within an acceptable range; or wait for a pullback to around 960–965, cut the loss and flip to go long, adjusting your direction.
My personal view: Brothers, when the trend comes, don’t fight it. The short at 860 was the wrong direction— once you’re wrong, admit it. Only by admitting it can you turn the situation around. Want to know how to handle your short position? Bring a screenshot of your holdings to the chat room to find Mig— he’ll help you one-on-one to figure out a more reasonable way to operate.
$SKHYNIX The overall movement during the day isn’t big. Just a simple small pullback—take a bite of a little meat. Tonight, after the U.S. stock market opens, we’ll handle the bigger moves.
SK Hynix rises then falls back 4%!The underlying ADR is also pulling back to test the MA7. MiGe says: as long as this level holds, the pullback is just “picking up passengers!”
Brothers, SK Hynix today surged and then pulled back. The underlying stock dropped from 1348 to 1291, while the ADR fell from 173.48 back to 167.79. It has been up for so many days—an orderly pullback is completely normal. The key is—can MA7 hold? If it holds, it’s basically “picking up passengers.”
$SKHYNIX : MA7 is exactly supporting from below, while MA25 and MA99 are providing a backstop underneath. After the price retested MA7, it has temporarily stabilized. As long as it doesn’t break 1270-1280, the medium-term trend remains bullish. On the 4-hour chart, since the drop from 1355, the MACD green bars have started shrinking, indicating weakening downside momentum. Resistance above is 1320-1330; a breakout would be 1350-1360. Support below is 1270-1280.
$SKHY : MA7 has just been broken, with MA25 and MA99 still holding support from below. It’s a bit weaker than the underlying, but the overall structure is consistent. After pulling back from 175.74, it’s been consolidating with reduced volume around 167. Strong support is 166-167. The funding rate is trending toward zero, and bulls vs. bears are temporarily balanced.
News: After the storage sector’s consecutive strong rallies, it’s normal for short-term profit-taking to occur. The fundamentals haven’t changed: AI chip demand remains strong, and the long-term supply-demand gap persists.
MiGe two-way trading plan: (SK HYNIX) Go long on a pullback around 1270 - 1260 once it stabilizes. If it breaks down, watch again around 1240. Short on a rally where price stalls near 1310-1320 and enter again.
(SK HY) Go long on a pullback down to about 166 - 165 once it stabilizes, then consider going long again. If it breaks, look for support below around 161. Short where price stalls near 170-171; for aggressive traders, short at the current price around 167.
Personal view: Brothers, both SK Hynix’s underlying stock and ADR are hovering near moving-average support levels. As long as 1270 doesn’t break, this pullback is “picking up passengers.” Hold your core position steadily—don’t get shaken out of the trade!
1500 short single duvet set trapped in 120 points! $SNDK Shandi steadily pushes higher and breaks above 1627—don’t panic, there’s still one line of hope!
Brothers, this round of SNDK has pushed from 1339 all the way to 1650, up more than 300 points. The 1500 short position is trapped by over 120 points—yeah, it’s really uncomfortable. But let me tell you the truth—don’t panic. MA99 is already underfoot. A rebound doesn’t mean a reversal. At this level, there’s still room to manage the trade.
SNDK current price is 1627. MA7, MA25, and MA99 are all below, supporting from underneath. In the short term, the bulls are indeed strong, but the price is far away from the moving averages. The 1-hour RSI has entered the overbought zone. The previous high at 1669-1670 is a strong resistance area. If it can’t break through here, a pullback could happen at any time. Support below is 1610-1620 in the near term. If that breaks, there may be a retest of 1580-1590.
For the plan to get out of the trade, Mig gives you three directions:
1. If the price shows a long upper wick or a bullish-bearish engulfing-type stall signal around 1669-1670, then add to the shorts with a small position to lower the average entry. Target 1620-1600.
2. If the price pulls back to around 1610-1620, cut part of the position to reduce risk.
3. If there is a breakout above 1670 with volume and it holds, then stop the short unconditionally—don’t stubbornly hold on.
My personal view: Brothers, the direction of the 1500 short is right—it's just that you entered too early. Short-term overbought conditions suggest the pullback probability isn’t small. But don’t乱操作 out of panic. Focus on this key level at 1669 and make your move afterward. Only by staying alive do you have a chance to turn things around.
It’s been nine months! Short-term holders of $BTC are still cutting losses! The 68800 cost line is pressing down overhead, and if 65000 can’t be held, it may drop to 62500!
Brothers, BTC has been hovering around 65,500 all day today. After pushing up to 66,399, it pulled back, and the current price is 65,575. The price hasn’t fallen that much, but one on-chain metric makes me feel something’s off—short-term holders have already been in a loss for nine consecutive months!
The cost basis of short-term holders is roughly $68,800. That means that from last October to now, everyone who has held for no more than 155 days has been losing money on average. More importantly, these people are still cutting losses—according to analysts’ estimates, short-term holders are currently selling with a loss of about 4%. At the 65,000 level, they’re selling very decisively.
In the 1-hour Bollinger Band, the midline is 65,736. The current price at 65,584 has already dipped slightly below it. The midline is the line between strength and weakness in this leg of the rally; once it’s broken, the room for a pullback may open up further. Above, 65,700 is the watch-for-retest line after the break, and 66,200–66,500 has already formed new resistance. Below, 65,500 has been tested repeatedly, and support is thinning. Although the capital flow is net positive, the price is still weakening, indicating there are more sell orders overhead.
The good news is that the ETF side is still strong—Bitcoin spot ETFs have seen net inflows for 6 straight days, totaling over $900 million. Institutions are buying, retail is cutting losses—both sides are fighting, and it’s not yet clear who will win.
Mige’s suggestion—go short first for the short term; don’t take the long-term view.
On the rebound 66,000–66,300, test short; targets 65,500–65,000. If the price retests 64,800–65,000 and consolidates on reduced volume, you can cautiously try a long position with a small size.
Personal view: Brothers, short-term holders have been losing for nine straight months—that’s a feature of a bear market. Once the 65,000 level can’t be held, 62,500 could be reached quickly. The 68,800 cost line is still pressing overhead, so the pressure from trapped holders seeking an exit won’t be small. For now, I’m bearish—wait until it truly holds above 66,500 before discussing longs.
$SPCX hits a new historical low again! 114.58 breaks below the previous low—MIG: This bottom is bottomless; don’t reach out to catch a falling knife!
Brothers, SPCX has crashed again today! It was smashed down from 125 to 114.58, down over 6 points, directly breaking through the previous low of 116.05 and setting a new all-time low since listing. The current price is 116.15. With this kind of trend, anyone who buys the dip will pay the price.
At the daily level, the MA7 has just been broken. MA25 and MA99 are all capping from above—classic bearish alignment. On the 1-hour chart, it has fallen from 125 to 114.58. The MACD has formed a dead cross and is diverging downward. Volume keeps expanding, but it’s all selling pressure. After hitting a low of 114.58 today, there was a small rebound, but the strength is extremely weak. It can’t even hold above 117—this is a typical “downtrend continuation” pattern.
On the news front, SpaceX has recently had two consecutive launch failures, Starlink launches have been paused, and fundamental pressure continues. The market is focused on the Aug 4 Q2 earnings report, but before then there’s no catalyst capable of reversing the slump. The broader U.S. stock market is also adjusting. As a high-volatility instrument, SPCX is the first thing to be abandoned in this environment.
MIG’s two-way trading strategy: Short any rebound at 118–119; the aggressive play is to short directly at the current 116. For longs, wait at least for a volume-backed breakout above 122 and only consider after it holds.
Personal take: Brothers, since SPCX listed it has fallen from 167 to 114—down more than 30%—and it’s still making new lows. With consecutive launch failures plus the broader market adjusting, there’s no bottoming signal in the near term. Don’t think about catching the dip just because it’s down a lot—this bottom is bottomless. When there’s a volume-backed breakout above the moving averages, then come back to look.
Iran destroys US military THAAD system! $ETH spiked up and then fell back to 1916. “Mig”: Geopolitical artillery fire can’t overpower the institutional buy-side!
Brothers, today ETH surged high and then pulled back—from 1956 down to 1916. Iran’s Revolutionary Guards are at it again—directly attacking the US base in Jordan, destroying radar of a THAAD missile defense system, and even igniting a fuel depot. Oil prices keep skyrocketing, US stocks are under pressure, and crypto follows with volatility.
On the 1-hour cycle, ETH’s peak in this rebound was 1955.68, and the pullback low was 1841.71. It’s currently continuing to fall below the high. MA99 on the daily level is holding it up from below, while MA7 and MA25 are capping it from overhead. The key support at 1875 on the 1-hour chart is the lifeline of this uptrend—hold the long structure and it stays intact. Resistance overhead is 1940–1945, with stronger pressure at 1955–1965.
With nonstop geopolitical developments, all three major US stock indices closed lower—Nasdaq down 0.57% and the S&P down 0.14%. But there is support on the flows: yesterday the spot Ethereum ETF saw a net inflow of $72.7 million. BlackRock’s ETHA alone contributed $53.5 million, marking 4 consecutive days of net inflows. Whale 0x2684 has accumulated 54,449 ETH since late June at an average price of $1,726, with an unrealized profit now exceeding $12.5 million.
“MiG” dual-direction trading suggestions: Go long on a pullback near 1900–1905 to stabilize and try longs; for more cautious traders, enter additional long positions again in the 1880–1860 zone. Short the rebound on any delayed breakout signals in the 1930–1942 area, and try a low-size short position.
Personal view: The geopolitical conflict is burning hotter and hotter. Oil spiking to a six-week high is a suppression factor for risk assets, but the ETH ETF has had 4 straight days of net inflows, and the whale’s average cost of 1726 is still adding—showing institutions are using fear to accumulate.
Goldman Sachs personally stepped in to call for longs! Storage stocks are the preferred choice for capital re-entry—$SNDK , SanDisk 1600 is literally reversing to pick people up!
Brothers, SNDK is consolidating around 1600 today, with the current price at 1606. It rebounded from 1339 to 1650, gaining more than 300 points—taking a breather in the short term is completely normal. But today’s most important news isn’t the candlestick chart—Goldman Sachs has issued a report stating clearly that the semiconductor rebound can continue, and that funds are actively buying back storage and equipment stocks!
On the daily timeframe, the MA7 is hovering overhead, applying light pressure, while MA25 and MA99 are providing support below. A nascent bullish alignment in the moving averages has already appeared. On the 4-hour chart, after pulling back to 1591, price quickly rebounded and printed a long lower shadow, indicating very strong buy support below 1600. As long as it doesn’t break 1580-1590, the upward structure remains intact. Resistance overhead is in the 1650-1670 zone; if that breaks, look for 1700-1720.
The core information from Goldman Sachs’ report: Most of the prior extremely crowded positions in semiconductors have already been cleared. Funds are now re-entering storage stocks—STX, WDC, MU, and SNDK are all on the buying list. Positions haven’t yet dropped into a “cheap” range, but the majority of the rapid de-leveraging has already been done. If AI-related capex doesn’t worsen further, capital will prioritize replenishing the hardest-hit areas that still have fundamentals support.
Mig’s long/short tactical suggestions: For aggressive longs: look for stabilization and consider going long on pullbacks around 1590-1600; for more conservative longs: add around 1570-1580. For shorts: if a rebound between 1640-1650 shows signs of stall, try a small short position.
Personal view: Brothers, even Goldman Sachs has come out to call for it—this shows institutional funds really are flowing back into storage. Around 1600 is where the “reverse car” picks people up—don’t wait until it rallies higher before chasing.
$SPCX Last night the low touched 114, fell below the 120 mark. Currently, on the hourly timeframe, it is in a sideways consolidation. If you want to short, continue entering around 118–120!
Finally not falling! $SPCX ends a 7-day losing streak with a 3% rebound—don’t get too excited yet, check this level first!
Brothers, today SPCX finally caught its breath! It rebounded from 120.31 to 129.80, up over 3%, ending a 7-day losing streak on the daily chart. Rocket Lab won a $266 million contract with the U.S. Air Force, jumping over 7% after hours, which helped revive sentiment in space-related stocks. SPCX even got a taste of the gains.
On the daily timeframe, the MA7 has just been reclaimed, but MA25 and MA99 are still hovering near each other. Price is currently caught in a dense moving-average zone, and direction remains unclear. On the 1-hour chart, after rebounding from 120 to 129.80, it pulled back to 124.80—classic “spike then fade” structure. Volume has expanded somewhat, but the upper wicks suggest there’s still meaningful selling pressure near 130. Support is at 120–122 in the short term, while 128–130 is the resistance zone.
News-wise, SPCX announced it will release its Q2 earnings on August 4 and hold a live webcast. The market is focused on Starship’s next test flight. Rocket Lab’s $266 million contract with the U.S. Air Force is sentiment-positive for the space concept sector. However, SpaceX has recently experienced two consecutive launch failures, and Starlink launches have been paused—fundamental pressure remains.
Trading plan: Go long on a pullback around 122–123; when a rebound/stabilization signal appears, take a small position. For a short, a cautious strategy: short a steady rebound near 129–130 when you see signs of sluggishness; for aggressive traders, enter a short directly around 125 based on the current price.
Personal view: Brothers, ending the consecutive down days is a good thing, but one small bullish candle can’t confirm a trend reversal. If it can’t break above 130, it will likely keep grinding the lows. The real catalysts will be the August 4 earnings report and the Starship test flight.
$MU Micron shock drops 1000! After-hours AI infrastructure stocks surge wildly. Mig: Google earnings are the real catalyst!
Brothers, Micron today continues to trade in a range of 970–980, with the current price at 974.65. From 923 to 994, it’s up 70 points—taking a breather is completely normal. What’s truly worth paying attention to is the big news after the close—Google’s earnings beat expectations. Although the stock fell 4% after-hours, AI infrastructure stocks collectively rocketed after the close: SanDisk rose 3%, and Micron jumped 2.9%!
On the daily chart, the MA7 (975.92) is capping overhead, while the MA25 (965.25) and MA99 (912.52) provide support below—price is squeezed in between. On the 4-hour chart, after bottoming at 875, it was pushed higher steadily. In the short term it’s consolidating in the 970–980 range. The MACD fast and slow lines are sticking together, and volume is shrinking—typical of a bullish continuation pattern. Resistance lies at 994–1000 in the short term; a breakout could open up 1020–1030. Support has formed at 960–965.
News interpretation: Google’s Q2 revenue grew 14% year-over-year, but capital expenditures surged at the same time, causing post-market price volatility. But the market’s reading is clear—AI investment is accelerating, and that’s good news for chips. CoreWeave rose 3.7% after the close, SanDisk climbed 3%, and Micron gained 2.9%. Wall Street’s logic hasn’t changed: AI capital expenditure keeps flowing to upstream chip makers, and Micron, as a key memory exposure, directly benefits.
Mige’s two-way trading suggestions: Go long on pullbacks near 960–965 after stabilization; go short on rebounds near 990–985 if a sluggish/hesitation signal appears.
My personal view: Brothers, Google’s earnings beat expectations, and AI infrastructure stocks exploded after-hours—that’s the signal. Memory demand is still moving upward, not downward. Micron below 900 is a golden pit. When it pulls back to confirm a breakout around 970–980, hold your position—don’t panic.
Trump Issues a Hard-Line Threat: If Iran Fires a Shot, It Will Blow Up a Bridge! $CL Oil Prices Jump Immediately, Surging to a Six-Week High; MiG Says: The Geopolitical Premium Has Not Run Its Course Yet!
Brothers, oil prices are going crazy again today! WTI crude surged from 84.92 all the way to 88.61, up nearly 4%, hitting a six-week high. The current price is 88.22. Trump made it plain—whenever Iran fires at ships in the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. will bomb and destroy an Iranian bridge or power plant. What’s even tougher: he also said the U.S. doesn’t need the Strait of Hormuz and can cooperate with Venezuela to produce oil. Iran, unwilling to back down, responded: if Iran can’t sell oil, then no other country can sell either. It’s a head-to-head showdown—oil prices simply can’t drop!
On the daily chart, MA7 (87.66), MA25 (86.90), and MA99 (84.19) are all holding from below, with a clearly bullish moving-average alignment. On the 4-hour chart, price has been pushed up from 84.92; the MACD has a bullish golden cross with upside divergence, and the short-term uptrend remains strong. Resistance overhead is 88.5–89 in the short term; if it breaks through, look for 90–91. Support below at 87–87.5 has formed a support zone.
Core logic from the news: Trump’s threats suggest the conflict won’t end in the near term, and the transportation risk through the Strait of Hormuz remains. U.S.–Venezuela cooperation on oil production may increase supply, but it won’t solve the immediate problem; the market is more focused on the risk of an interruption right in front of it. 88 in oil prices won’t be the endpoint—so long as the conflict continues, the geopolitical premium will keep pushing higher.
Trading strategy: Go long on pullbacks: enter more longs around 87–87.5 once it stabilizes; more aggressive traders can enter directly near 88. Short on rebounds: if you see a stall-and-fade signal around 90–91, try a small-position short.
Personal view: Brothers, this is the rhythm Trump wants to push oil prices above 90. The geopolitical premium hasn’t finished yet—pullbacks are a chance to get in; don’t short too easily!
SK Hynix rises then falls back 4%!The underlying ADR is also pulling back to test the MA7. MiGe says: as long as this level holds, the pullback is just “picking up passengers!”
Brothers, SK Hynix today surged and then pulled back. The underlying stock dropped from 1348 to 1291, while the ADR fell from 173.48 back to 167.79. It has been up for so many days—an orderly pullback is completely normal. The key is—can MA7 hold? If it holds, it’s basically “picking up passengers.”
$SKHYNIX : MA7 is exactly supporting from below, while MA25 and MA99 are providing a backstop underneath. After the price retested MA7, it has temporarily stabilized. As long as it doesn’t break 1270-1280, the medium-term trend remains bullish. On the 4-hour chart, since the drop from 1355, the MACD green bars have started shrinking, indicating weakening downside momentum. Resistance above is 1320-1330; a breakout would be 1350-1360. Support below is 1270-1280.
$SKHY : MA7 has just been broken, with MA25 and MA99 still holding support from below. It’s a bit weaker than the underlying, but the overall structure is consistent. After pulling back from 175.74, it’s been consolidating with reduced volume around 167. Strong support is 166-167. The funding rate is trending toward zero, and bulls vs. bears are temporarily balanced.
News: After the storage sector’s consecutive strong rallies, it’s normal for short-term profit-taking to occur. The fundamentals haven’t changed: AI chip demand remains strong, and the long-term supply-demand gap persists.
MiGe two-way trading plan: (SK HYNIX) Go long on a pullback around 1270 - 1260 once it stabilizes. If it breaks down, watch again around 1240. Short on a rally where price stalls near 1310-1320 and enter again.
(SK HY) Go long on a pullback down to about 166 - 165 once it stabilizes, then consider going long again. If it breaks, look for support below around 161. Short where price stalls near 170-171; for aggressive traders, short at the current price around 167.
Personal view: Brothers, both SK Hynix’s underlying stock and ADR are hovering near moving-average support levels. As long as 1270 doesn’t break, this pullback is “picking up passengers.” Hold your core position steadily—don’t get shaken out of the trade!
Trump Predicts a September Government Shutdown! Even Though the House Passed a Funding Bill Early, It Won’t Help—MIG: Is Another “Shutdown and Done for” Coming?
Brothers, the U.S. political arena is up to its usual antics again. During a speech in Georgia, Trump directly said that the federal government is definitely going to “shut down” in September. The House has already passed an appropriations bill early, aiming to keep the government running until December 4, but the disagreements between the parties are too big—Trump himself even said it won’t work.
On July 21, the House passed a short-term funding bill by 220 votes to maintain spending through December 4. The problem is this—Congress takes a recess in August, funding expires on September 30, and there are only 11 days left before the two chambers meet together. When the bill goes to the Senate, it needs 60 votes; without Democrats signaling yes, it cannot pass. The hardliners in the Republican Party also tried to sneak an election reform bill into the appropriations package. Democratic leader Jeffries directly rejected it, saying the GOP’s “either listen to me or get out” approach doesn’t solve any problems.
Don’t forget history—back in 2025, Democrats pulled off a record-setting 45-day shutdown. Americans are already numb to this whole playbook. For the crypto market, the shutdown risk piled on top of falling AI confidence and rising geopolitical tensions could trigger a risk-averse mood. As BTC is a highly liquid asset, it often becomes the go-to tool for institutions to adjust their positions.
MIG’s personal take: Trump himself said it’s going to stop—so it’s basically a clear signal. Once Congress goes into recess, the window for getting things done before September 30 can be counted on your fingers. In the short term, it’s a liquidity-tightening signal, and BTC may face some temporary pressure; but every time U.S. politics turns into a circus, it reinforces Bitcoin’s value-preservation narrative. Manage risk well—don’t get chopped up back and forth.
Korea Hynix makes a double-bottom probe! Synchronously retests the MA99—if this level holds, bulls still have a chance!
Brothers, SK Hynix is continuing its pullback today. The underlying stock fell from 1355 to 1236, and the ADR dropped from 175.74 back to 160.66. But there’s one detail worth noting—both the underlying and the ADR have just stepped right onto the MA99 area. If this level is defended, it’s a textbook-like pullback confirmation.
$SKHYNIX : On a daily chart, the MA99 is providing support from below, while MA7 and MA25 are capping from above—price is squeezed in between. On the 1-hour chart, after dropping from 1355, it has been consolidating with lower volume in the 1230–1240 range. The MACD green bars are shrinking, and downside momentum is clearly weakening. Strong support lies at 1220–1225. If it holds, there’s a chance of a rebound to 1280–1300; if it breaks, it may retest 1180–1200.
$SKHY : MA99 is providing support from below, while MA7 and MA25 are capping from above—same structure as the underlying stock. After dropping from 175.74, it has been trading with lower volume around 160 in a sideways range,
News: After the storage sector’s consecutive sharp rallies, it’s normal to see short-term profit-taking. The fundamentals haven’t changed: AI chip demand remains strong, and the long-term supply-demand gap in memory persists.
MiG long/short two-way operation suggestions:
(SKHYNIX)For a more conservative short: enter short after a rebound and stall around 1255–1270. For an aggressive short: short directly near the current price at 1230–1240. For longs: place stop-loss/exit around 1200–1180 at the support zone, then try a small-volume long once selling pressure eases.
(SKHY)For a conservative short: enter short near the rebound area of 162.5–164. For an aggressive short: enter short directly at 160 near the current price. For longs: stop-loss/exit around 157 near the bottom, then try again once selling pressure eases.
Personal view: Brothers, both the underlying stock and the ADR of Hynix are getting support near MA99, and the fact that the funding rate turns negative is also a positive signal. As long as 1220 doesn’t break, this pullback is essentially “parking the car for pickup.” Keep position sizes light, enter in batches—leave the rest to the market.
$SNDK In the morning, I gave relatively aggressive trading advice. I suggested going short around 1610. So far, the lowest point has been a drop of more than 80 points, leaving a profit opportunity. Unfortunately, MiG didn’t let the brothers hold onto it in the morning. This move ended up a bit wasted.
$SNDK Sandisk violent rebound 14%!The storage sector is celebrating together, and don’t chase the stock the next day—first look at this level!
Brothers, is SNDK strong today? It surged from 1413 to 1669, up 14 points, and the current price is 1615! The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index hit its biggest one-day gain in nearly a month. The storage sector exploded across the board—Micron and Hynix are up more than 12%, Western Digital up more than 12%, and Seagate up more than 11%. This rebound really has something!
On the daily chart level, the MA7 and MA25 have already been pushed under—this is a short-term strength signal. But while the MA99 has broken through, it hasn’t been confirmed as holding. This moving average is the lifeline of the medium-term trend. If it doesn’t break back down within three days, then the trend reversal is truly confirmed.
On the 1-hour chart: after bottoming at 1310, it pushed higher all the way. Today’s one big bullish candle directly broke above multiple moving averages. Volume expanded in tandem, the MACD golden cross turned upward and diverged, and the short-term uptrend is clear. However, the short-term rally is too large—RSI has entered the overbought zone. The 1669–1700 area is a high-density zone of prior holders, so there’s likely significant sell pressure. Support below is already formed at 1580–1600.
On the news front: US stocks’ storage sector surged across the board, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index up 5.21%, its biggest one-day gain since June. Hynix is up more than 13%, Micron and Western Digital up more than 12%, and Kioxia ADR up more than 17%. The storage fundamentals haven’t changed—there’s a long-term supply-demand gap. This drop was largely driven by sentiment and deleveraging, so the rebound is inevitable.
MiG’s advice—don’t chase after a blowout rally the next day. Wait for a pullback and confirmation before making a move. Go long on a pullback near 1580–1600 and buy when it stabilizes; for conservative shorts, look for stalls and test shorts around the 1660–1680 area during the rebound; for aggressive traders, at the current price around 1610, quickly take a bite of the downside in the short term.
Personal view: Brothers, the rebound strength in SNDK is definitely beyond expectations, and the storage sector rally as a whole shows that capital is system-wide replenishing. But one big bullish candle can’t change everyone’s mindset. The real reversal needs to hold above 1700 and come back with a low-volume pullback for confirmation.