Very good, there are some interesting opinions in the comment area. Some people mentioned looking at the monthly line, and some people mentioned the acceleration of the decline.

OK, these assumptions are very consistent with the bull market in 21 years. That wave was pulled up, more than 60,000 swept for a period of time, and directly fell to 50,800, and rebounded to 54,000.

Very good, it's empiricism, otherwise why do you think this judgment is accurate? Will capital allow so many people to sell in panic, who will take over? The market is always unexpected, just like when I said to pay attention to risk control of 10,000 dollars above 70,000, a bunch of people also sprayed...

Whether you think ETFs are useless or that liquidation charts are useless, or liquidity is not good; the market always follows the trend, so let's wait for the wind to come!