$SPCX Never touch this! It surged from 166 to 195 in 24 hours, a 16% increase, with a trading volume reaching 2.17 billion. Do you think this is a sign of takeoff? Wake up—this round of manipulation is entirely driven by one-time news stimuli, and once the news is digested, the debt will have to be repaid. I watched for four hours, and the buying orders dropped from 80k per minute to 20k, with the main force placing 30k sell orders as a wall at 195, then secretly withdrawing orders to push the price higher and sweep up. I’ve fallen for this routine three times before; every time I chased in, I ended up as a bag holder.

Look at the data: the 24-hour low was 166, the high was 195, with an almost 18% fluctuation—this isn’t a trend, it’s gambling. The turnover rate is skyrocketing, the big players are pulling and distributing at the same time, and retail investors are still in the hype. I know a guy who chased a similar scam last year, made 40% in one day and didn’t sell, only to see it fall back to the starting point the next day and lose money on fees.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying there’s no chance at all. If you insist on playing, remember three conditions: first, only do ultra-short-term trades, holding no more than 4 hours; second, keep your position within 5% of your capital—treat it like buying a lottery ticket; third, set strict rules—enter around 190, set stop-loss at 178 (cut immediately if it breaks the previous low), and take profit at 198—don’t be greedy. Here’s the key: if it doesn’t break 195 within 30 minutes, withdraw your order and run, don’t hesitate.

I’ve been in this industry for five years, @Gate良心劝退 and I never spread false signals. This time, I’m just watching the show—either wait for it to pull back to 170 to buy, or wait for the next news stimulus to re-enter. If you’re itching to act, remember my words—don’t hold a heavy position, don’t stubbornly hold on, and don’t believe in the “hundredfold myth” in the group. Lastly, vote: will you rush in this wave or wait for a pullback? Tell me in the comments, I’ll help you assess the risks.