Some people trade contracts and start blasting at him when they don’t agree with their views. Personally, my contract logic is this: break above the previous high and go long; break below the previous low and go short; get stuck in the middle and just watch the indicators. Win or lose—you play, you live with the result.



An M-top’s two highest points having the exact same price is almost impossible in history. It’s basically a bet that at the moment it breaks through, you can rush in and rush out and “cut the market maker” in one move. Bulls and bears both keep changing their minds and flipping around—those who are bullish basically hope it reaches 300,000; those who are bearish hope it goes back to zero. Take the whole run in one go—if you can make money, I also find it really strange.
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