Looking at this situation, the bulls have accumulated 1.4 million U, while the bears are curled up at 870,000 U. From the market data, it is indeed a huge disparity, but if you really believe that the market makers will kindly send money, I can only say—don't be too naive.

This is the conclusion I have come to after stepping on the most pits in the market. The chips in exchanges are never won by strength alone. Market makers always play the opposite way— the more you are optimistic and bottom-fishing, the more they push the price down; when you are bottom-fishing to the point of doubting life, that’s when they start to unload.

Such a high accumulation of longs—what does it indicate? It shows that there are enough bagholders and strong consensus. Precisely at this moment, the risk is greatest. The market has always been where fewer people make money, and more people lose money. The forces that create market trends have long been laid out in places you cannot see.

I’m sharing my lessons here, as a negative example. Every time I think the data supports my judgment, it often turns out to be the worst loss. Human greed is a fatal flaw; data is just an illusion.