Today we will discuss an interesting market phenomenon: short positions breakout pattern. At integer levels like 50 and 100, there are usually habitual open orders from institutional and individual investors. The recent short positions breakout can be described as a textbook-level typical case.

This inevitably makes us think: why do some trading analysis methods perform poorly? The core of the problem lies in the fact that technical analysis, detached from the trading depth system, often falls into the trap of self-deception. In fact, commonly used indicators such as MACD, KDJ, and Bollinger Bands are essentially the results of the interaction of various factors within the trading depth system.
Take a simple example: how to determine whether the Bollinger Bands will be broken? This seemingly simple question involves a deep understanding of trading depth. Unfortunately, many analysts may find it difficult to provide a convincing answer. This is precisely because the vast majority of them do not have a thorough understanding of trading depth.
To truly grasp market trends, it is far from enough to rely solely on superficial technical indicators. We need to delve into trading depth and understand the inherent structure and dynamics of the market. Only in this way can we make more accurate judgments and predictions in the complex and ever-changing market.
For investors, it is important to continuously learn and enhance their understanding of the market. Do not blindly follow the so-called 'ever-winning' strategies, but rather cultivate the ability to think independently and gain a deep understanding of the essence of market operations. Only in this way can one remain undefeated in the ever-changing financial markets.
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