Are the armchair shareholders of $UNITREE , the big toy factory, doing okay?
A-share market’s biggest suckers—whether you go long or short, it hurts! Right after the market opened this morning, we got a massive spike-and-crash candle. The trend was very similar to yesterday’s, except today’s swings were a little smaller. Go long and you’re afraid it’ll surge and then fall; go short and you’re worried about high funding fees. Whatever you do, it’s miserable, isn’t it?
The recent price action has been especially ridiculous: prices bouncing all over the place, repeatedly pumping and then dumping. It feels like they’re constantly luring retail investors into the market. Cai Bao thinks Unitree is no longer like an ordinary stock—it’s more like a highly controlled shitcoin.
What’s most frustrating is that with the stock’s movements combined with contract trading, retail investors can easily get hit from both sides. Those who are short can just sit tight for now and see whether the U.S. midterm elections will bring prices down. Next, let’s see how the big players work the market!
A-share market’s biggest suckers—whether you go long or short, it hurts! Right after the market opened this morning, we got a massive spike-and-crash candle. The trend was very similar to yesterday’s, except today’s swings were a little smaller. Go long and you’re afraid it’ll surge and then fall; go short and you’re worried about high funding fees. Whatever you do, it’s miserable, isn’t it?
The recent price action has been especially ridiculous: prices bouncing all over the place, repeatedly pumping and then dumping. It feels like they’re constantly luring retail investors into the market. Cai Bao thinks Unitree is no longer like an ordinary stock—it’s more like a highly controlled shitcoin.
What’s most frustrating is that with the stock’s movements combined with contract trading, retail investors can easily get hit from both sides. Those who are short can just sit tight for now and see whether the U.S. midterm elections will bring prices down. Next, let’s see how the big players work the market!
