The divergence between bulls and bears is intensifying, indicating a large market disagreement and lack of consistent expectations, which usually means that the real big market hasn't arrived yet.

At this stage, blindly chasing long positions or shorting can easily turn one into a 'high-level bag holder.' Smart money chooses to 'patiently wait' and 'test positions in the opposite direction.'

I say this is a good thing because:

👉 No consistent expectations = No high bubbles;

👉 Standoff between bulls and bears = There is room for speculation;

👉 Emotional tearing = There are counter-trend opportunities.

Don't be misled by localized emotions; differentiation itself is a signal. The market doesn't move in a single step but rises in a spiral; it needs self-adjustment and correction.

When everyone in the market stands on the same side, that's when it's truly dangerous;

Now that the divergence is at its peak, it's precisely the moment to accumulate strength for the next real market movement.

Uncertainty is not risk; it's an opportunity for value to be mispriced.

As long as you have patience, a position, and a strategy – you can earn money from this 'unintelligible market' that others can't understand.