2026-01-01 17:23:28

I have all my positions shorted, and you're still pushing it up?

Honestly, this wave of the market is indeed hard to contain. My short positions are being repeatedly hit, and seeing those upward candlesticks on the chart, I still feel a bit anxious. The market is so resilient that I need to re-examine the logic behind this bullish trend.

Either my judgment has some flaws, or this rebound is stronger than expected. Anyway, continuing to stubbornly hold short positions is clearly not wise. I need to adjust my strategy flexibly based on real-time trends and not fight the market.

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0xTherapist

· 7h ago

Haha, being caught in a full-position short squeeze has me spinning in circles. I totally understand this feeling. The market is so stubborn that you really have to admit defeat, continuing to fight hard is just self-torture.

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not_your_keys

· 7h ago

Haha, smashed through again. This rebound is really fierce. The market is unreasonable; we can only follow along. Holding onto short positions stubbornly is just asking for death; we need to admit defeat. Pay the tuition this time, and try again next time.

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BoredStaker

· 7h ago

Ha, being heavily shorted with full position and still getting hammered so hard—that's the charm of the market. Repeatedly getting hit with the short positions is the most painful; as the K-line keeps moving upward, the mentality starts to explode. The market's resilience is indeed beyond expectations. Holding on stubbornly will only punish oneself; flexible adjustments are the way to go. A bearish trader's worst fear is this kind of bizarre rebound, indicating that the bulls haven't completely lost momentum. Instead of hard fighting, it's better to go with the rhythm and sway—this is true trading wisdom.

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LiquidityOracle

· 7h ago

Hey, getting slapped with a full-margin short position feels really intense. The market just loves to mess with your mentality. Why are you still stubbornly holding on? Cutting losses in time is not shameful. The rebound is so strong, why not admit defeat? It's time to adjust your position, bro. If you can't hold the short position, just close it. Why argue with the K-line? This is the gambler's mentality. Is it really that hard to admit mistakes? Alright, continue to be heartbroken. The market loves to punish the stubborn. Getting poked repeatedly, why haven't you learned your lesson yet?

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 7h ago

All the short positions have been wiped out. This market is really a bit crazy. Can going long reverse the losses? Holding onto short positions is just fighting against money. The market speaks, we have to listen. Cut when it’s time to cut. I really didn't expect this rebound. I also have to change my stance. Forget it, instead of getting angry, it's better to follow the trend. The bulls still have a chance.

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