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A partner asked me, "I want to short, can I get in now?" I said, don't rush to get on this train, this weekend's train isn't a regular express, it's a roller coaster! Why? Because you need to know first - the weekend market is either dead silent like a chicken or it explodes on the spot. Traders are out walking their dogs on the weekend, only the main players are still thinking about how to "collect heads"! From a technical perspective, although the market seems to be stabilizing a bit now, if you really want to short, it's not about rushing in right now, but rather waiting for it to come to you.

How to judge? It's very simple, let's take out the Fibonacci ruler and measure: the golden ratio at position 0.5 is the "market pullback resting area"; at position 0.618, it's the "short sellers' ambush area". These two points are likely where the main force "gives you candy and then slaps you in the face". You might as well consider it: the market goes up to test people's hearts, and then decides how to harvest next. Want to short? You can, but wait until it obediently crawls back to the golden position before throwing your shoes. Entering the market now might not be shorting, but sending warmth.

Stay calm, don't rush. You can't become fat by eating in one go, and you can't become an immortal by taking a single empty shot. Don't wait until the market suddenly skyrockets and then cry out, "It turns out I was faking my short position."