As soon as the market started, I was immediately hit, and it feels like Michael Berry's short selling amount couldn't be pressed and just got hit with options.
It doesn't seem to be much different from last Friday. At that time, it went up above the 20-day line of $998 and then fell out,
and right now, it seems difficult to break through the $850 put option, and Michael Berry hit a short sale around $880, but it also seems difficult to induce a short squeeze.
The president gave such a good atmosphere, but Ki Oksia threw dung, and today the semiconductor mood is not good except for big tech.
It's not that margin call items are coming out now, and there are no bad situations, but I hope the call option forces will do well, but unlike yesterday, it's frustrating that it's being hit too easily.
Big techs like MS, Amazon, and Google all had perfect presentations, but it's really frustrating.
I wanted to see Michael Berry get hit once because the atmosphere was good this time, but it's a shame.
