Ice Point Moment — Dropping Below 3900

PortfolioAlert · 2026-04-05T09:40:08+00:00

Today, although there are still some profits, I feel very upset. @3900@ just rebounded on the outskirts without any resistance, and the market declined without any turbulence. Quantitative strategies are recklessly smashing, and the PZ fund seems to have quietly taken a holiday in advance. Where was the momentum of reducing holdings and smashing the market back then? That was hundreds of billions in volume. Is this leveling out? This is high-level quantitative trading with high buy low-sell high strategies! When everything is dead silent and dead as hell, they come in to stabilize the market. What kind of logic is that? Should a market with ample liquidity be like today?

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2026-04-05 09:40:08

Even though I’m still a little in profit today, my mood is terrible. With 3900, based purely on that rebound out in the open, it had absolutely no resistance at all. The market’s slide came without so much as a ripple. The quants were smashing it recklessly, with no restraint. The pz fund was so calm, it’s as if they all took an early holiday—what about the force back then, the kind of power they had when they reduced their holdings and smashed the market? That was a dumping of over hundreds of billions. At this scale, is this what passes for balance-maintenance at this level? Is this “high-dimension” quantitative trading—high sell, low buy? At the critical moment, it’s like stagnant dead water. When everything goes dead and a whole stretch of it becomes “dead s,” they come in to maintain stability. What logic is that? Should a market with ample liquidity behave like this today?

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