I really can’t listen to this bearish narrative anymore—the price has been driven down, but on the contract side, the buyer is actively increasing buy volume to overwhelm the sell orders by about half. The ratio of long to short for large accounts has been pushed to nearly nine times. And long positions are still being added. When the market drops, someone is quietly picking up chips—that isn’t panic; it’s the market maker’s backyard. Retail investors run for the exits while big money moves in. Just wait for that explosive bullish candle—then the shorts will be the ones who cry.