$HIMS 24 hours, up 8.8% to 31.16, funding rate is zero, and the position size is 35,000. When political risk heats up, healthcare stocks are often chased, but the upside may already have priced in expectations. The position increase rate is zero; longs are holding for free, while the short side’s pressure is building. The counterargument is that after policy implementation, the good news is already out, so the price is likely to fall. Next, when shorts are forced to cover, it will push the price up, but liquidity needs to keep up. If it breaks below 30, my view will fail; if it spikes to 32, I’ll consider trimming. I’m not chasing now—if it pulls back to 30.5, I’ll test with $500.

Trading tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #HIMS

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