This US stock market crash led you to run before other retail investors They'd find a reason to "sacrifice" someone to manipulate the market, even if there wasn't a suitable one. This has happened many times in US financial history. A "brilliant" person commented on my tweet a couple of days ago, saying that Huang had a mistress—it's old news, just bringing it up again. I laughed. Does it matter? I'm asking you, does it matter? The current situation surrounding Nvidia is causing a huge stir on Twitter, major social media platforms, and financial news outlets. A woman can be a lover, a spy, a spy selling chips to China, the catalyst for the Nvidia CEO's resignation, or even the trigger for Nvidia's massive stock split in their divorce. It all depends on how far, how deep, and how wide the impact of this event is desired by the top leadership, and how many retail and institutional investors are wiped out by large institutions. Next, readers of "Gun Seventeen" can simply watch as small and medium-sized institutions in the US take turns experiencing margin calls and a flurry of activity. Goldman Sachs, once again, is quietly playing its part, just like with Bill Hwang last time, slyly telling everyone to stay calm while it exits first. Then, when the market starts to crash, it forcibly liquidates all the positions held by small and medium-sized financial institutions with them, making a killing again. With a "prophet" around, you'll definitely know the latest news from Wall Street firsthand. The rulers have written everything. The prophet spreads God's prophecies. The missionary murmurs to himself. Atheists suffer a crushing defeat. Put aside your retail investor mentality; don't always think you're smart. It's a good thing that a top-down will is manipulating your destiny; it's better than becoming a lamb to the slaughter without even realizing it.