$RIVER's recent trend has really been puzzling. A few days ago, I advised everyone not to rush into shorting. So what was the conclusion? Many people still stubbornly got caught in it, and what happened next? They got squeezed out immediately. Now we're at another extreme—just hearing the words "high position," and a bunch of people rush in to open short positions. Ironically, these people are actually not confident inside; they turn around and argue with themselves: "Who am I not shorting for?" As a result, they get trapped again and again.

Honestly, the direction of this round of market movement can't be guessed or gambled on based on guesses and emotions. The phrase "high position" sounds solid, but the real risk is often hidden in the so-called "consensus." The more market participants are firmly bearish, the more the opposite force sometimes brews. Instead of being swayed by market sentiment, it's better to first think clearly about where your stop-loss point is and how deep your understanding of the underlying asset is. Whether $RIVER is a pullback or a reversal depends on the subsequent trading volume and the performance of key support levels.