You gave me 78,300, can I understand that as you just want to make me uncomfortable? During the day, because I didn't add 200 points to my position, I mocked half of the tech circle; tonight, you're probably going to use the same old trick again, and I can't let you do that again because of those 200 points! You didn't give me 78,500, and this is no longer about whether my long position has taken profit; I haven't even entered the short position I haven't been in for months!

It's no fun to keep doing this; if you keep messing around, I'm starting to lose confidence. I was still bragging late at night, pointing at the pressure level of 76,000 and telling 🌿🌿🌿 that if it breaks, he must push it to 78,500, and then you slap me with a big slap in the face.
I forgot who asked me the other day, why call out the gate big elbows? Do you want to do something to them? Actually, I called out the other day just to ask if 76,000 is a pressure level. Will seeing 78,500 not affect their Ferrari plans?
This long position hasn't taken profit, the short hasn't entered, it's really annoying. Someone has to take the blame. It's because I told you so much, even though our scale isn't enough to be targeted, I still feel uneasy. Someone has to come out and buy the ticket, so tomorrow I will close the public content, and don’t ask about it.
Before closing, say one last thing: I haven't exited my long; if it goes higher, I will exit; I haven't entered the short; if it goes higher, I will enter.
One more thing: I hope that on the 30-minute chart, it’s a hope, not a human or a feeling, because I didn't run my long, and I didn't enter the short. I can only hope it moves according to what I will say next: I hope on the 30-minute chart, there will be three trades between the support of 75,800 and the resistance of 78,500 (around that area). Do three trades here, then test once more at a position greater than or equal to ≥78,300.
The meaning of this is: since I haven't exited my long, and it has now fallen, will it just drop straight down? Why not just take profits and leave? Because I hope to test greater than or equal to ≥78,300 three times; since I see bearish, why not chase the short? The reason is the same: after three trades, I hope it will go back up to greater than or equal to ≥78,300 to short again.
From all this, careful and thoughtful people can see that before this message was posted, the target level you got from me was 78,500 (not greater than or equal to ≥78,500). And I used the phrase "greater than or equal to ≥" in this message. You’ve got it right! I’ve always been rigorous; I don’t care what you are. Adding the greater-than sign makes it obvious: long profit-taking has a risk of flying away, and entering a short is just building a position, expecting to be caught. But I accept being caught because I have expectations.
This also leads to another issue: the safety zone problem. I’ve said too much about this, I don’t want to say more.
This content is enough; I’ll cry for a bit. Two days of unfulfilled hopes. 🌿🌿🌿