A million-follower financial blogger broke down after being used as a reverse indicator by his followers.

Yesterday, a dark comedy unfolded. After a million-follower financial blogger cleared all his tech stocks on July 8, one of his followers took the opposite position and made big gains.

The follower thanked the blogger, saying: "Thank you for clearing all your stocks yesterday. I've always used you as a reverse indicator. When you posted about clearing out yesterday, I bought optical modules and semiconductors at today's morning open, recovering half of this month's losses. Start a livestream tonight—I want to become your captain. Please post more about your stock moves in the future. Thanks!"

Seeing the follower use him as a reverse indicator and successfully recover, with semiconductors nearly hitting the daily limit, the blogger broke down. He then went all-in again, posting: "Better late than never! If you believe, believe early!"

The blogger's moves are classic retail investor behavior—buying high and selling low, equal parts amusing and frustrating. It is said he suffered a floating loss of 30k yesterday.

So the question is: the million-follower blogger has charged back into semiconductors, which is once again a reverse indicator. Should that follower sell or hold? #GUSD年化升至3.8%