Luis told me earlier that private equity funds were about to explode, and today during a live stream, Yang Lanlan said that an American short-selling fund lost $5 billion from shorting.

These two things don't have much connection. Today I opened several short positions but they were all held to breakeven, and I just can't break through. Combining market maker thinking with the short-selling fund's $5 billion loss, and the information Luis gave me about private equity funds about to implode, there's going to be a run!

I looked up data on BlackRock and BlackStone and connected them all together.

A major crash is coming next. I can't estimate the timing—there are cycles to runs, and after all, the control isn't in my hands but in theirs. Let me keep watching BlackRock's stock. That saying really applies here: there are always signs before anything happens; it's not that they don't exist, it's just that you haven't noticed them yet.

It's too late, I'm exhausted. I only slept four hours yesterday. Let me get some rest. I'll write a separate article about the original margin when I get a chance—earliest tomorrow.

Before the crash, the dog-tier market maker might pull off a dead cat bounce!
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