No matter where the ETF pulls back to before or after, it will continue to see new highs exceeding 50,000 in the first half of next year.

If it can pull back to the ideal position next time, there will be a surge of no less than 2.6-4.4w in the future. Still have to take good care of it

Regarding the question of whether to open a short position. I’m not the type who likes to take advantage of corrections in a bull market. Even if I’m bearish, I rarely do it naked.

One reason is that people's thinking has inertia. It is more comfortable to keep in one direction all the time. When it becomes too long and sometimes empty, it is easy for ideas to fight.

Another is that corrections in bull markets often occur later than expected, and it is easy to be short if you go short too early. For example, some people thought that 2.8w and 3.6w were going to have major corrections, but now they are waiting for 4.4w. Maybe it can go to 4.8w or even higher in a week or two, who knows.