The matter of the big pie being worth 200,000 dollars now seems not so far-fetched. I remember thinking a few months ago that 73,800 was the peak, realizing how shortsighted I was, no wonder I could only do short-term trading.

Looking back, 58,000 for the big pie seems like a distant memory. Even the comparison of the big pie at 73,800 to the current price of 97,000 feels far away, who would have thought it was only more than half a month ago. Many people laughed at Teacher Guangchang for predicting 80,000 or 100,000, and I laughed too. After several new highs, I stopped laughing and accepted the reality. I no longer held hopes for shorting the big pie, but even multiple attempts to go long couldn't withstand the back-and-forth washing, and high multiples were not easy to break through. Although I was bullish, I never made a profit going long, and I didn't dare to short.

If it has risen to where it is now, one can probably understand the reasons by searching. I have given up on trying to catch the peak. For the big pie, avoiding the short button can reduce losses. Fortunately, I didn't short; otherwise, I would definitely be in a tight spot. Shorting and going long seem to have little controversy for short-term trading, but with the main wave rising, shorting is relatively nerve-wracking compared to going long.

There are still many people shorting at 95,000, 96,000, and 97,000. In the current situation where the main wave is very obvious, I don't understand why one would take the risk of shorting for such little profit; the big pie can no longer be inferred conventionally. As said in the Iron Brothers group, even if a 10,000-point waterfall occurs, it's still at 87,000.

Currently around 97,200, today’s date is September 21. When I come back in half a month, or maybe even a week, the price of around 97,200 will likely still be at a low point. I don't dare to go long at this position, but I can't short either. Recently, some people should have made profits shorting the big pie, but those who lost certainly outnumbered those who gained.

Additionally, there is a rather happy piece of news for me: an old iron who lost 1 million told me he broke even. I really admire him; some money is meant for him to earn, with an extraordinary vision and courage. Regarding the big pie, don’t be afraid of heights, brothers, even though it’s already at a high point, I’m still eager to try my 20x long position. This might just be the opportunity for me to buy a Xiaomi SUV.

The liquidation map is no longer useful.