Yesterday's voting feedback revealed some interesting results. Among more than 2,500 participants, there was a clear divergence of opinions in the market: short positions accounted for 59%, while long positions made up 41%. Although this disparity is noticeable, it is not extreme.

Looking at the data, a large number of retail investors are cautious about the current market situation, and the strength of long positions is not strong enough. What does this mean? In the short term, there may be room for a rally to restore market confidence.

However, there is a key point here - even if there is a real rally, it is very difficult to rise all the way. The reason is simple: the number of people shorting still dominates, and there is a lack of sufficient buying support. Therefore, the upcoming trend is likely to be a fluctuating upward pattern, and it is quite normal to see frequent downward spikes during the process of rising.

Overall, small long positions may be brewing to start, with the main task being to restore retail investors' confidence. Friends who wish to participate need to set their psychological expectations, as volatility is unavoidable.