I don't mean to mock at all, but I’d like to ask the big brothers and sisters:

Does this 76,000 count as a break?
Last night, you had long positions around 73,000. Why didn't you take profit at the 76,000 resistance level?
You shorted at the 76,000 level earlier. Why didn't you short again tonight?
Finally, the last question: when it comes to support or resistance, the first time is usually the most effective, but the second and third times become less reliable—what's your logical thinking on that?
So, does the 76,000 tonight count as the first breakout? According to the idea that the second and third times are less effective, is the first breakout a safe long? After all, it’s the first time. The experience might be bad, but the memory is deep.
All my original plans remain unchanged! I give you the target level, and you take profit and exit. I don’t see any extra points. Once it hits the level, I start gradually building short positions. When it reaches the level, go ahead and do it boldly.
In a bear market, think back to last month when it was around 65,000—did you fantasize about another chance at 80,000, then shorted and watched it break below 59,000?
This time, I’m giving you an opportunity.
You guys, get some pride. A big boss’s spit is a nail.
Don’t make me look down on you.