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#直通IPO第二期JerseyMikes #辣妹儿李嘉欣 This is basically like picking up money, right?
To be honest, I’m a bit regretting posting that dynamic last night, and I was a little too outspoken. From 67,000 to 61,800, then 60,800 back to 67,000—how much of it was because a bit of petty vanity overpowered reason, how much was because I wasn’t being smart. What do we do about this? You know what—how about you all pretend you didn’t see it, and I’ll pretend I didn’t say it, as if I revoked an already-read message right in front of you.
We all know we’re not feudal and we don’t believe in superstitions. But once you see the live chat, it’s like seeing gods—everyone’s chanting at it, pounding away! I don’t even know what you think. Even I’m superstitious in my usual way. I’ve seen people in rural areas tip over bowls of water and use two chopsticks. Don’t even get me started on shouting “Trump” across the ocean—if you shout at something closer, like “coin master,” you shout “Liangxi,” and he’ll just stand there. I forgot—was it yesterday or the day before? I blindly guessed that all the major live rooms would use the same script: 65,500 won’t break, go long. And it really did go up by less than a thousand points.
Today, following the usual jianghu rules, I won’t guess—you guys guess: during the day, will the major live rooms’ script be something like “64,500 won’t break, go long,” and then when 65,500 breaks, 64,500 breaks again? Next level—I'll blindly guess it’s around 63,500. Because before there was no overhead pressure and support, so around 63,500 no one will be shouting “won’t break, go long.” But the same script also gets used for going long at 62,500 with it not breaking.
So once we mention 62,500, I can’t help but bring up my sweet little mouth showing—61800. If you’re at 62,500 and it stops falling, does that mean I’ve kind of given you the “divine sight,” and does it mean I was right? In the middle, 65,500/64,500—I didn’t say it won’t break. It was just “Trump standing there,” okay! No superstition—believe in science.
Don’t bother with that late-night live room you’re calling, don’t go randomly watching. If anyone didn’t hold their position—if anyone went long—then you’ve just been wandering around everywhere. You listen to Trump saying “65,500 won’t break, go long,” and you listen to “64,500 won’t break, go long.” After holding on and on—from 67,000 to 62,000, there were only three supports total. You got fooled twice. The next one is the target level for shorts. When you look back, you’ll be blinking with big eyes arguing and still didn’t hold your position. And the long positions got trapped instead. Nicely done, Chris.