Okay, teacher, then I'll wait for the callback and continue buying spot.

The second logic is that from a macro perspective, it is not the time to start a unilateral rise in the bull market. The time point has not arrived yet. It has only been 5 days since the plunge on the 20th. It has completed a big rebound, then fell for the second time, and continued to rebound. The K-line is very standard. However, the adjustment time here is not enough, and the chips absorbed by the dealers and institutions are far from enough. There must be time for the big funds of the dog dealer to ambush. In addition, it is Christmas now. Americans are on holiday, institutions are on holiday, and they need to pay wages and withdraw cash for consumption. Where can they get so much money? How could they choose to pull the market at this time? I said in the live broadcast before that Powell’s hawkish speech on the 19th is likely to be a turning point. If it falls in advance, there will be no big drop near Christmas. If it falls in advance, it will enter a stage of shock absorption in advance. However, the real start time must be January. If it starts at the earliest, at least wait until the foreigners start to go to work and the institutions start to work. At that time, the overall market will begin to fluctuate and rise in a triangle, breaking through one pressure point after another step by step, driving the arrival of the entire cottage season.