Stocks and bonds both decline, and the market's rebound during the holiday closure is weak. This situation of high-level lack of upward momentum has led many traders to choose to establish short positions when the rebound stalls. When the US and A-shares markets are closed simultaneously and market liquidity is limited, technical pullbacks from high levels are more likely to occur. Against this backdrop, many people place short orders at high levels, planning to profit from the market's technical correction.
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AirdropAutomaton
· 5h ago
High-level shorting? This wave might just be reversed and taken out by those trying to catch the bottom again. History always repeats itself in astonishing ways.
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NFTFreezer
· 5h ago
No strength to rebound during the market closure; I've seen this trick too many times, and the result often turns out contrary to expectations.
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ClassicDumpster
· 5h ago
I'm skeptical about shorting at the high point in this move. When liquidity dries up, technicals are easily fooled, and many will be caught off guard by a reverse smash.
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hodl_therapist
· 5h ago
During market closures, it's indeed easy to get liquidated. I see many people are going all-in on short positions at high levels. Maybe they'll all get liquidated collectively then.
Stocks and bonds both decline, and the market's rebound during the holiday closure is weak. This situation of high-level lack of upward momentum has led many traders to choose to establish short positions when the rebound stalls. When the US and A-shares markets are closed simultaneously and market liquidity is limited, technical pullbacks from high levels are more likely to occur. Against this backdrop, many people place short orders at high levels, planning to profit from the market's technical correction.