I don't think the adjustment phase will end on the 1st yesterday. Isn't it necessary to be careful outside of the hours from noon to evening tomorrow 26th (Wednesday), and similarly, the front venue on the same day?

So, for about 10 days, short sales have been piling up without a hitch, so I was wondering why NVIDIA's price is rising steadily without any reasonable adjustments.

The main battleground is the Japanese market, so I don't know the repayment deadline for stocks sold through margin trading of American stocks.

However, isn't the number of credit open positions around the last 10 days abnormal? I've always been wondering. Certainly yesterday, everything was concentrated on the Japanese market, and at moomoo, it was about @124 .8 dollars per share, and I forgot that I had indicated a price, so I made a deal at a high price. After the American market's overtime trading hours and the Japanese market are over, I took a break, and I feel like I was being targeted for a gap.

From the perspective of the number of credits sold on credit, I think it was premature to think that adjustments were made with only yesterday's decline ❗, so I made funds by cutting losses on unrealized loss stocks, and today I anticipate a 5% to 10% adjustment = decline due to increased selling pressure, based on the stock price at the time of the 6/10 stock split = about @120 .8 dollars per share, and the target price is about 107.77 dollars. 777=Triple Seven adopted gamblers' lucky numbers.

OK, what's going to happen? The data below is about 6 times the “large” selling trend = buying trend under MOOMOO's NVIDIA transaction status. The average cost of a building-ball distribution is 96.8 dollars, so the support line is 92.2 dollars, isn't it?

For now, I'll correct the limit price to @97 .77 dollars. I'm wary that today's NASDAQ recovery is a bluff for tomorrow's gimmick. The future of NVIDIA and good luck to everyone ❗