$AST SpaceMobile(ASTS.US) Thought about it, and I've decided to voice everyone's concerns now.

@Jeffsir Eat Cash You really should come out and give everyone some guidance on how to proceed, not just say "not investment advice" and then go silent. And just say "hold on." It's like this every time.

It's not that we're asking what exactly can't be disclosed about June 18th.

Because the date is approaching. And as you can see from most people's positions, they're basically down to less than 10%. Many from the 618 period have even gone straight to zero.

Choosing this date, and all the talk you gave before about adjusting dates. Most people have really lost 90%, and a large part of that is because they trusted me. They saw your comments in the thread and didn't liquidate. I won't shirk my responsibility.

Let me say again, why did I pin his comment? If I remember correctly, around April, I joined his options team. His average monthly trading volume was over 30,000 contracts.

And after that, he appeared in my comment section a few times, and each time he accurately predicted the next day's rise or fall. Not just a few times, but even six or seven times.

And then what happened later, you all know, this stock kept soaring, 10 consecutive green days. But at that point, I really started to feel something was off. He kept saying to move the dates closer, but when asked for specifics, the answer was always.

Can't say. Asked for advice again, it was just. Hold on. Actually, during this period, if there had been a suggestion to extend or something to reduce risk, that would have been fine. But the reality was everyone had gone all in, buying very near-term contracts.

I completely understand high volatility, but high volatility doesn't mean going from $10 to $1 and then telling me it can go back up in the last two days, right? What kind of massive positive news could make a stock double in a day or two? The 618 130, 150, 170 calls basically all went to zero, and the July ones are also down to about 20% left. Even now, you're still saying "hold on." I really don't understand how things got to this point.

When I tried to warn everyone, you still said "hold on." And recently you added "not investment advice." And you also can't see the bottom, which has left me completely confused.

So I hope you can give specific advice. How should people adjust their remaining positions, not just a "hold on." And not just end it with "not investment advice."

Of course, if you want to handle it this way, there's nothing I can do. After all, once people have bought, they can't come to you for compensation when they lose money.

I hope you can offer a suggestion, okay. Whether it's rolling out, adjusting strikes, or something else. Because the fact is now, most people, as you can see in the comments, are almost completely wiped out. If they really hold until June 15th or 17th, this isn't trading, it's bankruptcy for many. A trader makes a mistake, fine, they lose their salary, but people going bankrupt lose their families.

People should at least have some money left to live on, not end up with everything at zero.