Looking at the voting results, I'm relieved that Shandi exited early because the probability of V coming back is indeed high.

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The short positions on ZEC that haven't been closed yet are all within the pattern; free trading is no longer within my scope of discussion.
2
Those who just took the opportunity to exit Shandi should have all been resolved; it dropped to 1960 at the lowest, providing ample opportunity.
Now, it's also based on the forecast that V will rebound because the AI sector might continue to be hyped up, but if there's a chance, I will re-enter short positions.
No matter how much this bubble is hyped, it will eventually be burst.
3
The positions on the S&P and Nasdaq should be similar to mine; the fluctuations and profit/loss ratios are very low.
We are both shorting with one times leverage, so I don't really want to trade them.
Positions that are less ideal can be directly stopped out at the previous high on the daily chart, and better positions can be held temporarily.
Moreover, I don't plan to take large index positions in the future.
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Overall, this month's strategy has always been centered around the US stock bubble.
Except for the oversold suggestion to go long when ZEC drops to 300, all other positions are based on the premise of the US stock bubble and opened as shorts.