As I previewed last time, I shorted the Nasdaq, S&P, and Sandisk on the US stock market again, but due to doubts, I didn't give specific levels. After the preview, I estimate that ZEC will only give a new order once it definitely breaks below 470. Combining the experience of shorting four positions simultaneously in early May, focusing on one position's profit is actually similar, and opening too many positions can also make it hard to hold.

I compared the liquidity issues; last time, being precisely stopped out was really frustrating. However, using perpetual contracts to short US stocks is still feasible. Generally, you should choose perpetual contracts that are also listed on other platforms, not platform-exclusive ones.

Since the delisting of Brent crude oil and US crude oil contracts in May, I should have paid more attention. I even mentioned that the platform launched new oil contracts synchronized with other platforms and delisted the old ones. Sesame platform often lists some exclusive contracts with very poor liquidity. It’s just that when I shorted oil at that time, I didn't encounter liquidity traps.