Predicting the peak range is actually very difficult. To get straight to the conclusion, the top range of an extremely strong pump is roughly between 2600 to 2800. It needs to be judged based on market conditions and the degree of short squeeze. The reason I led everyone to short is based on macro conditions that confirm a bear market.

Risk control lies in the fact that every short position I open is at a high-probability pullback location. Additionally, position sizing is well-allocated. Even if it can reach a new high, after a high-probability pullback and then going up again, we will either trigger break-even stop loss or close the position early.

Like last time when we captured 88 points, this was exactly that situation. After the initial position experienced a pullback, we discovered the situation was wrong and immediately moved up the stop loss, successfully making a correct prediction.

As for my judgment on the highest rebound peak, I believe it won't exceed 3000. This is also the reason why the forced liquidation price must be higher than 3000. I'm not a god and could misjudge, but from my perspective, I stick to my own ideas. If it really goes above 3000, then I will be liquidated.

That is to say, if you believe it won't decline, you can use pullbacks to exit directly. My average price is 2315. The leading position of the wind vane plus additional positions stacked together generally result in followers' entry points being more excellent and safer than mine. In other words, if you have regrets, you can completely exit early. There are three layers of protection.