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Many people are now shorting, but it's not because they are particularly smart; it's because they are being “fed” by the main force. They stagnate at high levels, and when the price drops, they get crushed. Repeatedly, the bullish confidence is shattered. The bears start to think, “So shorting is this comfortable.” What is the main force doing at this time? During high-level oscillations, they nurture the bulls; during low-level oscillations, they nurture the bears. The short side becomes smoother, positions grow larger, and cognition begins to form inertia—any rebound is shorting, any rise is seen as a false breakout. But this is an incremental market; medium and long-term, shorts are never the ultimate winners. The real big trend is always driven upward by the longs. When the short positions pile up to the extreme, that one move isn't to give you a reaction; it's to send you away directly.

The market never argues with retail investors; it only uses your “experience.” Mature speculators neither go long nor short but do the right side. The first mistake is leverage.