On Thursday, the S&P 500 Index and the Nasdaq Composite Index closed slightly below their historical highs, continuing an astonishing rebound since the stock market crash in April.

The Nasdaq rose by 1%, reaching its highest closing level since December 16 of last year.

The Nasdaq index has increased for 12 consecutive weeks. Those who went short must be bewildered.

Regardless of the war, fluctuating tariffs, or trade confrontations, U.S. stocks keep climbing.

Currently facing pressure at 20,000 points. Based on cycles, Trump cannot possibly have the capability to help U.S. stocks reach a peak in one step.

The Federal Reserve has not cut interest rates yet, and Trump's rhetoric continues to criticize.

He is also boasting about the next Federal Reserve chair nominee, if you believe it, you've already lost. Trump's actions are unpredictable; they are all unexpected, otherwise how could B2 cross the Atlantic, flying for 37 hours to bomb Iranian nuclear facilities?

But seriously, U.S. stocks should also be due for a correction; Bitcoin, in fact, should have undergone a deep correction long ago. Now the big players are manipulating the market, pushing it up forcefully, but I am still bearish.

Don't blame me for being a relentless bear; both cycles and trends indicate that there is a demand for a correction.

Come on, let's short together.