Group 1 - The article emphasizes that pivot points are the best trend-following timing signals for beginners, but few can effectively utilize them [1] - Most traders experience extreme insecurity and often lose faith in any trading signals due to encountering counterexamples, leading to a desire for a precise timing method that guarantees significant returns [1] - It is stated that any trend-following timing system without an element of luck and guided by a correct strategy and subjective experience generally has a win rate below 45%, which is an unchangeable fact [1] Group 2 - The article suggests that objective high win rate timing systems are typically short-term contrarian, referencing Elder's triple filter thinking, and encourages those seeking high win rates to study the filtering system in "Trading for a Living" [1] - The pursuit of objective high win rates will inevitably sacrifice risk-reward ratios, which is also an unchangeable fact [1] - The article discusses the potential of combining conditions such as VAD>0 and RSL1 and SSV1 being above average to reduce noise signals and slightly improve win rates [2]

Group 1 - The core concept of the article emphasizes the importance of the "Beast System" in stock selection, which focuses on long-term industry logic and effective catalysts rather than chasing trends [1][2] - The "Beast System" utilizes long-term momentum indicators like RSR and stock trend templates to filter out stocks and sectors with insufficient long-term momentum [2] - The article highlights the significance of timing in stock selection, stating that the pivot point is a powerful timing tool, but warns against using timing as a substitute for stock selection [5] Group 2 - The article encourages updating professional financial data and maintaining sensitivity to earnings forecasts, which will be reflected on corresponding K-lines [5] - It provides a formula for displaying performance data and announcement period indicators, which can enhance stock selection efficiency [7] - A nearly free stock selection formula for net profit gap is mentioned, indicating a resource for investors [8]

Core Viewpoint - The article provides a detailed explanation of the M8 main chart signals, aiming to help new users understand the various indicators and their implications for stock trading. Group 1: M8 Chart Signals - RSLINE indicates the stock's performance relative to the market index, with red triangles marking new highs [3] - HOLD line serves as a mobile stop-loss line, designed by the author [3] - The 200-day moving average, shown in purple, changes to red when entering the second phase, calculated using a weighted method based on transaction amounts [3] - Pivot points are represented by blue balls, with some connected to a yellow diagonal line, serving as buy signal references [3] - The "Ants Climbing a Tree" signal appears as a yellow butterfly on the K-line, indicating rapid accumulation in early rises or potential topping in high volume [3] Group 2: Additional Signals - The "Lightning Rod" signal, depicted as a light blue sad face ball, indicates a significant sell signal on the day of a peak retreat [5] - The "First Break of Year High" signal, marked by a red cross on a white ball, occurs after a long period of consolidation and indicates a breakout above the previous year's high [5] - Further details on the usage of these signals can be found in related articles and regular updates [5]

Group 1 - The article discusses the evaluation of pivot points when RSR (strength) is high but RUN (smoothness) is low, indicating a higher risk in the current market conditions [1] - It emphasizes that RUN is more suitable for assessing the initial climbing phase, and a low RUN suggests poor trend quality and increased risk [1] - The article provides examples of stocks, such as TBEA, which have shown significant prior gains but are currently experiencing a pullback, highlighting the importance of assessing the stability of these stocks [1] Group 2 - The article compares three sets of pivot points, concluding that the first set is the most promising and safest, while the third set, despite showing some growth, is less certain [2] - It analyzes two typical stocks from the battery sector, noting that the stock with a higher RUN (Molybdenum) demonstrated greater potential compared to another stock (Tianqi Materials) with a declining RUN [3] - The essence of the analysis is to evaluate pullbacks in continuous trends using the maximum TR over a 20-day period, where more breaches indicate instability and lower potential [4] Group 3 - The article mentions that certain stocks in the optical connection sector are active but have low and declining RUN, suggesting that while they can be traded, they carry higher risks [4][6] - It highlights the importance of comparing RUN levels across different sectors to identify which stocks to choose, with a focus on those with higher RUN values [6] - The article concludes that stocks with a strong base are less favorable than those in the initial phase of a major upward trend, as profit-taking can lead to frequent TR breaches and increased risk [7]

Group 1 - The article discusses the differences in the main chart formulas used by the author, highlighting that the author's version is frequently adjusted and differs from the shared version, particularly in the signal points [1] - The author emphasizes that the "pocket pivot" signals, while of higher quality, are not practical for trading due to their complexity, which is a reason for not publicly sharing them [1] - The article compares the "pivot point" and "pocket pivot" signals, suggesting that the pivot point is more practical and easier to grasp, encouraging users to focus on what they already have rather than seeking more complex tools [4] Group 2 - The article mentions that many brokerage sales personnel have contacted the author to recommend low-fee account opening resources and quantitative trading platforms, prompting a request for feedback from readers on their interest in such services [4]

Group 1 - The article discusses the use of pivot points in stock selection, emphasizing their practical application in trading strategies [1] - It defines pivot points based on price patterns and volume indicators, integrating the "Beast Momentum System" for more effective trading [1] - The article also introduces the concept of low entry points, focusing on extreme volume reduction and price pullback exhaustion, which serve as practical references for timing buy-ins [1] Group 2 - The article highlights the importance of timing in stock selection but stresses that it should not replace the stock selection process itself [1] - It references previous articles for further reading on stock selection processes and the use of strength indicators [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the divergence in the Federal Reserve's stance on monetary policy and its implications for gold prices and commodity futures in the upcoming week [1] Group 1 - The Federal Reserve is exhibiting a split between hawkish and dovish perspectives, which may influence market movements [1] - The article highlights the importance of analyzing popular commodity futures and provides insights on capturing trading opportunities using various analytical tools [1]

Core Insights - The global commodity market exhibits a complex technical landscape as of July 9, 2025, with various futures reflecting market participants' expectations for future price movements [1] - Technical analysis tools are crucial for assessing commodity price trends, with pivot point analysis providing clear identification of key price ranges for different commodities [3] Precious Metals and Energy Commodity Technical Patterns - Spot gold's pivot point is set at $3311.43 per ounce, with a support and resistance range from $3218.5 to $3394.45 per ounce, indicating market divergence on gold's value [4] - Spot silver shows a more concentrated technical performance, with a pivot point at $36.62 per ounce and a narrower support and resistance range of $35.79 to $37.56 per ounce, reflecting its dual industrial and investment characteristics [4] - NYMEX platinum's pivot point is at $1381.52 per ounce, with a wider support and resistance range from $1315.74 to $1450.74 per ounce, highlighting changes in supply-demand dynamics and industrial demand uncertainty [4] - WTI crude oil's pivot point is at $68.1 per barrel, with a support and resistance range of $65.71 to $70.45 per barrel, indicating a balanced state in the current oil market [4] Agricultural Commodity Futures Market Dynamics - The agricultural futures market shows a clear divergence, with most contracts declining as of July 7, 2025, particularly coffee futures, which fell 4.06% to 277.85 cents per pound [5] - Cocoa futures were the only commodity to rise, increasing by 2.32% to $8289.00 per ton, contrasting with the downward trend in other agricultural products [6] - Chicago Board of Trade agricultural futures also faced downward pressure, with soybean futures down 2.72% to 1020.75 cents per bushel and corn futures down 3.93% to 403.75 cents per bushel [6] - Historical data from July 3, 2025, shows a different market pattern, with most agricultural futures closing higher, indicating the sensitivity of the agricultural market to external factors [6]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the upcoming end of the suspension of reciprocal tariffs and its impact on the commodity futures market, particularly focusing on gold's volatility and future trends in commodity futures trading [1] Group 1 - The article highlights the importance of understanding both fundamental and technical aspects of popular futures products to capture trading opportunities [1] - It mentions the use of tools such as funding bombs, harmonic patterns, and pivot points for effective trading strategies [1] - The live broadcast features insights from a seasoned futures researcher, Leo, who provides a forward-looking analysis of the market [1]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint indicates that the spot gold market experienced volatility following the U.S. CPI data release, leading to both bullish and bearish movements [1] - The analysis suggests that the resistance level to watch is around 3346, which includes pivot points, previous highs, Bollinger Bands, and Fibonacci levels [1] - If the price does not break above the 3346 resistance, the short-term outlook remains bearish, with a potential decline towards the support level around 3331 [1] Group 2 - A breakthrough above the 3346 resistance could signal a retest of the high points established after the data release [1]