Look at this market trend, I've reviewed it three times repeatedly, and the more I look, the more familiar it becomes.

The current pattern is almost identical to the previous MYX surge to $2.

What happened to MYX later? It went straight from $2 all the way up to $18 or $20, following a "strong market maker爆空" route — the more you short, the more it rises, to the point where you start doubting your own judgment.

So why should you be extremely cautious about shorting RAVE? The reason is simple: the market maker has very strong control over the stock, with aggressive tactics, and the low-level chips are highly concentrated. In this kind of market, technical analysis is basically ineffective; it all depends on the market maker's mood. If you go short, you're essentially putting yourself in the position of an obvious opponent, and they can easily take you out with a single move.

My attitude is very clear: I would rather miss this wave of gains than short it. The risk of shorting is huge; being squeezed and爆仓 (liquidated) can happen in an instant.

It's not cowardice; in this game, surviving longer is more important than making quick profits.