Your position determines your attitude toward macro events. If you already have a short position, any good news will definitely be interpreted as a scam, fake, aimed at draining liquidity, triggering a short squeeze, or as good news that's already priced in. If you already have a long position, any bad news will definitely be interpreted as not explosive enough, and even if it is explosive, it's just bad news that's already priced in and ready to reverse upward. All of this is correct because you've taken a position—no matter what, you're always right. But if you're sitting on the sidelines and still talking nonsense, then you're just an idiot who can't even use your own position to validate your words and actions.