Next, I want to say something.

First of all, for those of you who are hedging your short positions with longs, those long positions have nothing to do with me! The short positions I gave you that got stuck have benefited from the gains of your own long positions, helping to pull back some of the losses. So when it goes back below 3050 later, you should stop out a portion of your short positions, and use the saved principal to move your liquidation price above 3280. This way, you won’t need to stop out your 3160 shorts and can try holding them down to the next four-hour move.

For those who didn’t go long, do nothing. If it drops, don’t reduce your position—just keep holding. If you’re under a lot of capital pressure, cut half at 3050 and move your liquidation price above 3280.

Right now, I only have shorts left. After exiting my long positions this afternoon, I haven’t re-entered. The long I had at 2965 the day before yesterday was closed.

That’s it, that’s all I have to say.