$PNUT (Invalidated, at 1.295, the main force started to ship out 300w, and the small-level outflow could not support this place. Look at the comment area for data and find the next support level) The main outflow of Squirrel has slowed down, and there are still many afternoon corrections in the bottom warehouse without much shipment. The small-level warehouse is slowly eating up the goods. According to the previous post, if there is an ambush at 1.05 and a part of the profit is taken at noon, you can consider adding to the position. If there is no ambush, you can enter the head warehouse and put the stop loss at 1.27. This position is also easier to gamble.

$PNUT pnut Early morning high position washout followed by a quick rebound at noon. Currently, the contract's 24-hour increase ratio is 17%, and the contract's long position has a net increase of 26 million over 24 hours.
You can refer to the contract strategy about pnut posted on the 23rd, which also predicted quite well (see image three). However, personally, I believe that although this wave has surged significantly, the main force has accumulated to a certain extent during the consolidation range, but the main force's bottom position is still insufficient and not enough to support an immediate continuous rise from this position. Those who had positioned around 1.05 earlier may consider taking partial profits in batches for observation, and monitor the subsequent main force's pullback today. If the pullback does not break the noon rise starting position, you might consider adding positions (provided the main force is not experiencing significant outflow). Meanwhile, those who did not have a position near 1.05 may consider entering during this pullback if it holds, but if it breaks the noon rise starting position, continue to observe the support at the previous low of 1.05, watching whether the main force can create a four-hour K-line range for accumulation.
As for the short position strategy, you can similarly enter around 1.31 during the second pullback, with a stop-loss set around 1.35. However, I still do not recommend that everyone, especially beginners, short the market. It's safer in a bull market to look for suitable opportunities to go long rather than shorting.