Nothing much to say. Read through the two-slash post from a few days ago again about the current market: back then, the line below the top of the two slashes was the reference point. Now it’s the top of the line. When it was below the line a few days ago, I don’t know whether it could break down, but the lower line is support—what the hosts say is that if it doesn’t break, you can go ahead and do more. The same logic works in reverse: now it’s at the top of the line. If it can’t go up, what position would you open?

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I’m not back there whispering about you at all. I take off my socks, and with my eyes closed, just by thinking with my heels, you can tell—gate’s entire live-streaming section’s technical analysis content today and tomorrow is split into two camps.
One camp draws two slanted lines, and the other draws two horizontal lines.
The common feature of both camps is that it’s always two lines; within the lines they move up and down. How many times they can do it—I don’t know. As long as the lines aren’t broken, they just move within the lines.
You really play “no matter how things change, they all stay the same at the root” so clearly—these two lines, do you draw them with your own hands? Grasshoppers, you go work one day, day after day, laboriously acting like a grandson, and come to the live room to watch two lines that you don’t even know can be broken or not.
You don’t even get to “call it” what—these two lines, you can draw them yourselves too. All that confidence you were taught normally—gone. You and the host both can draw these two lines, and you both don’t know whether these two lines will break. So why can’t you understand that the two of you are doing the same thing in perfect sync? Why is it that every time it’s you, in a posture of petty, humble self-effacement, asking someone for advice—is it because your household education makes you good at dealing with people and you’re genuinely modest? Or is it that deep down you think doing live-stream hosting makes you stronger than you? Go on—tell me what you’re tasting!