Last weekend, the US stock market indeed experienced a significant correction, and this scene was actually anticipated long ago. Market volatility is increasing, and many are still on the sidelines, but the data is there — this momentum is hard to reverse overnight.
If next week SNDK can rebound to the 10% level, that would be interesting. At that time, I would like to sit down with those who have looked down on short-selling strategies in the past two weeks and are shouting about bottom-fishing, to have a good discussion about their understanding of this round of adjustment. If you're brave enough, let's meet at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo.
Ultimately, the market will speak, and data won't lie.
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FomoAnxiety
· 2h ago
I’ve seen it coming a long time ago, this wave of correction is nothing unexpected.
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SNDK rebounded to 10%? That’s when the real show begins, some people will be proven wrong then.
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What should the group of bottom-fishers say now? The data is right here.
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Tokyo Imperial Hotel haha, you really dare to make plans.
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Increased volatility is normal; don’t pretend to be a dead bull.
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We’ll see next week; whether there’s a rebound or not, the market will give the answer.
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Those who boasted two weeks ago, get ready to be taught a lesson by reality.
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 2h ago
No empty talk in the face of data. Let's wait until SNDK rebounds before speaking.
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 2h ago
The bottom-fishing crowd has been really stubborn these past two weeks. Let's see who ends up embarrassed when SNDK rebounds.
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NervousFingers
· 2h ago
I told you long ago, this wave of correction was not surprising at all. What's interesting is those who are eager to buy the dip, insisting on going against the data.
Last weekend, the US stock market indeed experienced a significant correction, and this scene was actually anticipated long ago. Market volatility is increasing, and many are still on the sidelines, but the data is there — this momentum is hard to reverse overnight.
If next week SNDK can rebound to the 10% level, that would be interesting. At that time, I would like to sit down with those who have looked down on short-selling strategies in the past two weeks and are shouting about bottom-fishing, to have a good discussion about their understanding of this round of adjustment. If you're brave enough, let's meet at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo.
Ultimately, the market will speak, and data won't lie.