$SNDK This wave of singles, from a technical perspective, I can define it as building up power for the next upswing. After the rally of 200 points that squeezes shorts, this price action can’t be used to distribute shares. If they were distributing, it wouldn’t be this kind of drawdown trend; it would be a sudden, swift move that catches everyone off guard—but that’s not the case. You can feel the support from the order flow. In the past few days, I’ve been wondering why there was support, yet there was still a slow grind down. Only on the 21st, when S&P 100 was mentioned, did it have huge value. First of all, in terms of supply and demand, 2030 is still going to be scarce. The fundamentals remain solid, and introducing a new S&P index would attract even more capital into the market, including speculative money. If you were the main force, if you were a rigging crew, you would set it up exactly like this too. To them, these shares are almost unbelievably cheap, aren’t they?