CLO this wave of market movement is worth paying attention to. After rising continuously for 10 days, today's single-day increase has already reached 15%. It looks very fierce, but the problem is—trading volume hasn't kept up. This makes it interesting.

A few days ago, LYN played out a similar script: first jumping up and down, stirring things up twice, then trading volume suddenly surged several times, and market enthusiasm instantly peaked. Clearly creating hype. CLO's current trend framework is basically the same, and the upcoming routine might be similar—mainly to attract retail investors.

From a trading perspective, chasing high now is basically gambling on when the market makers will dump—this bet is too high. Instead of being caught in a long trap, it's better to proactively short around the 0.38 level. Set stop-loss above 0.4 to prevent being trapped by false pulses.

The target levels are planned as follows: first target at 0.307 for profit, second at 0.287, third at 0.215. If the price directly breaks through these key levels, you can continue holding positions to bet on larger subsequent declines. The market is like this—sometimes going with the trend is much more profitable than stubbornly holding onto specific prices.