The 4H chart shows a bearish divergence, coupled with macroeconomic factors affecting the trading volume, which has not seen much of an increase. This bearish divergence, similar to the top divergence in November that reached a new high, puts traders in a dilemma between going short and going long, so it is necessary to have stop-loss orders when opening positions.

The market has warmed up somewhat, but retail investors' confidence is low. Based on the overall market and time points, it seems that everyone wants to sell in the final wave of rising, fearing that picking up the shares will lead to another four years of decline. At least that's my perspective.

Despair in the market gives birth to opportunities. If it weren't for the recent crash, I might have cleared out my positions during this time, but the reality is that I haven't earned enough chips, and I have to continue sitting at this gambling table.