Dynamic public content is turned off; when to go public depends on when Aunt Flo shows up.

I’m just suspicious, but I can’t provide evidence. Why did many live broadcast rooms have multiple positions yesterday, but today they all generally shifted to 3280 for long positions, and the rest are no longer used?
Today’s recap: going long at the previous low point, which is yesterday’s low of 3280, is fine; this level is support as long as it’s not broken. But what I don’t understand is why, among the several long positions you found yesterday, today they all fixed on the same point at 3280. Did you not get enough yesterday? Did you cut some of those positions and mix in some Orleans meat?
Finally, I want to say one thing publicly: in the past, I always gave four entries, meaning you could know three or four orders in advance. Yesterday, I didn’t give the fourth order. Whether I took the fourth order myself or not doesn’t matter. If someone took it, the most they could see is 3385. So, if you made a move, analyze your profit and loss yourself; it has nothing to do with me! I don’t claim credit for the calls I make.
Another reason I don’t make public calls is for two main points:
First, recently the market and my planned orders have been conflicting. I’m reluctant to make short-term orders; I see myself as a big bear in the long term. I believe ( is not just feeling it, but I think there will be a major correction before ) year-end. But the market keeps rising, and the market sentiment and US stock trends are just messing around. Everyone has their own ideas. You’re bullish, and that’s fine, but the problem is you can’t impose your ideas on me. So I won’t make it public; it’s better for both of us. The orders I give you may conflict with your own ideas, and the information you pass to me might make me want to say a few words. That’s why I don’t make it public. You can’t see it, but at least we can still pretend to be acquaintances who nod at each other. Friends? Not really.
The second point is, I’ve been holding this trapped position for a long time, but the capital trapped is no different from half a month’s money. Of course, for the 3180 add-on order, I told you to cut at 3225. If you don’t cut, you’ll definitely lose more than half a month ago. I’m not talking about that. I’ve noticed some subscribers are running away recently. What do I want to say? If you hold onto a short position, I don’t care whether you lose or take profit; I’ll tell you when to stop. The worst outcome is that you hold this capital and gamble on a waterfall; if you lose, it’s gone. What’s the best outcome? The short position hits stop-loss, and after losing, you might still open another order, with a probability that’s not necessarily better than winning by shorting. One more thing I want to say: the orders I give are usually followed by several steps. Don’t just look at the target level, then cancel your subscription because you saw the result, then when a new trend appears, you come back to look again and repeat. Don’t make me uncomfortable! I’d rather you run because you can’t withstand the stop-loss on a short.
That’s all. Previously, I promised someone that it’s no problem, and I’ve handled all the promises I made before. If there’s nothing else, don’t comment! If you want to comment, after commenting, go to the next order for odd/even points and pay the handling fee.