As expected, as soon as Trump relaxed the market, it began to lose its grip. Although many small partners are calling for "Niuhui", I don't know whether my perception is right. Even now, I still feel that there is still some distance between "Niuhui" and "Niuhui". Especially for the overall risk market, liquidity restrictions still exist. I still feel that now is a rebound, not a reversal. Of course, I may not be right. Also, I don't think it's time to go short at the moment. Even if I think it's just a rebound, we won't start trading during non US stock trading hours. We'll have to wait until the US stock market opens to see how American investors react. In addition, I would like to reiterate that the difficulty of trading in April is still great. The difficulty of trading does not mean a decline, but it means that the long short game is more complex. Moreover, many reasons for the game are driven by events, especially the biggest uncertainty of Trump. The increase in difficulty does not mean being short. I am also worried that my little partner does not understand this problem. I have explained this problem many times. If your reading ability is poor, don't blame me. I don't need to say how difficult the second quarter is. Back and forth, I don't need to say much about the amplitude of Trump's comments, let alone the GDP data at the end of the month. Really, I enjoy discussing with everyone and don't mind being criticized if I make a mistake, but the premise is that you can really read it before criticizing, rather than something that doesn't go well. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex