You are quite funny. Do you really need to explain so much, idiot? Relying on deceiving others, but you are also a fool.

The market is against human nature! How did I dance with the big players?
(1) On April 9, when retail investors expected a continued decline, I reminded them to look for a rebound to 81504-83155-84303-85701.6, and the highest rebound reached 86496.
(2) On April 15, when retail investors were looking at 90000+, I reminded them that the first wave of the triple sawtooth adjustment had ended. Subsequently, it fell to 83111.
(3) After April 16, the market was expected to decline sharply, and I pointed out the possibility of a third wave of increase.
(4) On April 20, when the market fell sharply, I suggested that the possibility of a third wave of increase after a fake-out was greater! On April 21, the third wave of increase arrived!
(5) On April 25, everyone was looking at 100,000, and I reminded them that the third wave of increase would not effectively exceed 95825, advising everyone to liquidate their spot! The highest was 95758!
(6) On April 26, with the market looking at a sharp decline, I proposed the possibility of a fifth wave of increase. On April 28, I pointed out that the possibility of a fifth wave of increase was greater! The rebound would be at least above 96793.28. On May 2, the highest was 97895.
(7) On May 3, everyone was looking at 100,000. So how did I see it? I have already explained it!

Summary: On April 9, I predicted a rebound. Although I did not initially predict the rebound to 97895, my overall direction was correct: 'The rebound does not constitute a driving wave, it is just a rebound, and there will still be a new low after the rebound.' Moreover, each stage prediction at the time was very consistent with the market and could follow the market to adjust the predictions. The final conclusion drawn was also correct!