Recently, a lot of people have been completely confused: longs get beaten down, shorts get wrecked, neither human nor ghost, and even getting some pork trotter rice feels harder than reaching the heavens. The market makers really seem to be doing this. Are you going long or short? Anyway, as soon as you place an order, they will beat you until you are utterly battered. It is not just the crypto market crashing—the stock market is also like a dead dog. U.S. stocks, the Nikkei, South Korean stocks, and A-shares all seem to have taken laxatives, and the bleeding just will not stop. They all blame the surge in crude oil prices, but in reality, prices simply rose too high and the market makers wanted to harvest the retail traders. Good news causes sharp drops, and bad news causes sharp rises—how are you supposed to trade this? Recently, with BTC above 83000, I have kept saying that I am giving up on going long and will mainly short rebounds. Yesterday, BTC fell below 80000. But there is indeed capital defending the market, so it will still need to fluctuate at high levels in the short term. Still, breaking below 80000 and heading toward 70000 is only a matter of time. At 80600 last night, I let everyone take a short-term long for a taste. Personally, I think that after rebounding to around 82800, we can set up short positions again. ETH did indeed complete yesterday’s pullback properly. With support from the weekly line and other levels, I directly had everyone go long around 2350. Take profits in batches at 2450 for now, and continue shorting around 2520 on the rebound; the daily chart is in a downtrend. For SOL, go long at 101–102 and have everyone build spot positions in batches. For PAXG, continue going long and building spot positions at 4150–4000. CL has been rebounding violently recently amid the fighting in the Strait of Hormuz, but short positions can be built in batches around 97; I am already in. For U.S. stock SNDK, I was stopped out yesterday and later did not dare call it. For MU, I had everyone go long at the current price of 880, with a target around 950; take profits in batches at your own discretion. INTC can be bought below 95, both for long positions and for building spot stock holdings. AAPL has broken through a $5 trillion market cap, so short positions can be placed above around 345. Seriously, as a signal-calling dog, I am too honest: whenever I call a trade, I have to enter it myself. Can I just talk without putting money down? I have made so many trades for so long, yet somehow I still have not made any money. Once you have more than three trades open, the probability of liquidation is 99%%. Damn, I almost lost my life yesterday. $BT