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This kind of short squeeze market is really exciting. Whoever can short at a good position and hold on will make a fortune. It will directly break below the 200-day moving average and test the bottom again, accelerating the decline. Then we can 100% declare entering a bear market. The trend shorts will be comfortable, but catching the top shorts is very painful. It's safer to chase shorts on the right side. If this wave turns into a reversal with volume breaking through all key K-lines, then it’s a bull comeback. But the leverage taken off is real money and won’t come back. The probability of this bull market is very low. If the bull market really continues, there’s no need to pump it up. The real price is already at the 7000-meter altitude of Everest. You should exit before several big model companies go public. This was also my original idea of holding the underlying stocks. Only enter long positions after the short squeeze, which is a position that gets hit. The upside odds are low, and the downside space is very large. If you are catching a rebound, it’s about time to take profits. Don’t be ambitious. This is my profit-taking idea for building long positions at the 200-day moving average this wave, but I have already shaken out. $MU hasn’t passed the 50-day moving average. $SNDK is stuck at the 120-day moving average. $NVDA hasn’t even touched the 120-day moving average, which is a wind vane. Many semiconductor stocks haven’t broken the 120-day moving average, and few can break the 50-day moving average. This short squeeze is the result of precise calculation. At the latest, next week, we will soon see Korea’s market rescue and the Hynix boss buying back stocks again and getting scolded. It’s a capital unloading market. Once it crashes, it’s a panic stampede and scramble to exit game. It only takes 2-3 trading days to see the result, which can verify the above views. Let’s verify together.