Time for tea☕☕☕

The market has returned to the familiar weekend rhythm. Since the Federal Reserve cut interest rates, liquidity has clearly dried up, and there has been almost no sustained buying. The previous wave of low-priced chips essentially revolved around speculation on 'expectations'.

Once Chairman Powell finished speaking, the short-term top was basically set, and funds started to noticeably diverge; combined with the weakening sentiment in U.S. stocks, the overall financial market correction, and the impending interest rate hike in Japan, spot ETFs continue to flow out, so it's clear that there will be selling actions around the U.S. stock market opening.

Another interesting point that you all should have noticed: every time I open a short position, as soon as I see the big whale 'Maji' start buying, I know it's basically secure😂

The intraday market mostly remains in a range, and overall fluctuations this weekend won't be too exaggerated. For bullish sentiment, it’s advisable to wait until Sunday to find a suitable position to ambush, as there is expected to be a wave of domestic funds entering to bottom-fish.

Moving forward, regardless of whether it goes up or down, there is a volatility range of 150% to 600%.

As for specific entry and exit points, it's the usual rule, see you in the chat room.

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