It's another early morning, and Qing Yao still wants to publish a liquidation recovery post. It's not that I don't want to write something innovative, but I know what you all want most at this moment.

Having been an analyst for so many years, I've gradually gotten used to staying up late, used to spending every night during major market moves with friends like this. Although you are not my Qing Yao's stone pillars, and even though we don't know each other, we are all involved in contract investments. My responsibility is to guide you and reduce risks, so no matter what reasons you have for being caught in a position, I will also feel very guilty, guilty for not being the one guiding your operations, guilty for not teaching you risk management. Because many times, it's not your fault; the market is treacherous, and people's hearts are treacherous!

In the financial markets, there's a mix of fish and dragons, analysts of varying skill levels. What’s being caught isn’t just positions, but people's hearts—it's about trading time for space. Under the banner of liquidation recovery, some interpret explanations recklessly, making the already battered positions even more vulnerable! I feel like I’ve returned to my childhood, when I used to wake up early every day, used to throw dried small fish from the beach back into the sea. Just like now, I know many friends are caught in positions, and I also know that my strength is limited. But I am willing to stay up late and wait. I can't help everyone, only those who are destined to be helped!