#夏日创作营 #辣妹儿李嘉欣 After this move, the 65,500 support bouncing back tells you that this level is support; after breaking below 64,500, there was support and another bounce back, which also shows this level is support.

So I want to ask: last Friday, when 655/645 were broken in succession down to 635, I know you couldn’t really tell whether the market was bullish or bearish, but you could still see the levels. So I want to know what caused all of you bloggers to not go long at the 655/645 support levels, and yet you successfully avoided both supports—while it just happened that at the 635 support you placed long orders. And below 635 there’s another 625 support too. So how did you manage to have four supports broken through and none of you went long? You didn’t even hit the bottom, and you also didn’t wait—it just so happened that when it dropped to and held at 635, that’s when you all got attracted and “two of you clicked,” falling into a relationship right at that spot. Tell me, is that not magical?
The second question: when the 655 support bounced, the longs you took took one bite of the bounce and then ran; when the 645 support bounced, you also took one bite and ran. But when it came back to 635, you took a bite and didn’t run—you just held tight. You exchanged roles with support: you not only didn’t short at 645, you didn’t run either. Now you’ve got 65,500. When I ask you, you tell me 65,500 ran halfway and you left half, setting it to break even.