The content in all major live streaming rooms today boils down to just two statements:

First, if 3250 doesn’t break, expect a pullback; if it does, go long.
Second, regarding last night’s long position at 3080 that held as long as it didn’t break, even though it dropped to the 60s, that was considered a false breakdown. Take profit on half near 3180, set the stop-loss at breakeven for the remaining half, and target 3250. If it doesn’t break, take full profit; if it does, continue to hold.

After covering the main topic, they can’t let the atmosphere go cold, so they throw in three trades based on the five-minute Bollinger Bands—upper, middle, and lower bands. Then, on the fifteen-minute chart, they talk about golden crosses and death crosses and add two more trades. They mix everything together and that’s a day’s work—opening five, six, seven, or even eight trades a day. Each trade earns a 10% commission, which is pretty exciting. To me, it feels like “they need someone to hold them while they pee, but once the mic is on, it’s all ‘listen to my command.’”