How to say it? Pick a few typical responses.

The first one, “Want to short-term trade,” why didn’t you want to short yesterday? Didn’t I tell you at 3135 to sell at 3140? I won’t comment on whether you can go long, but 3135 is support. A few days ago I told you 3185/3165, so why did I tell you yesterday it was 3135? (Whether you can go long or not is up to you. I don’t dare to take this trade. If you do, the pressure is still at 3185, 3180—about forty points—then you should exit. My understanding is you go flat, then buy the dip at this level.)
The second one, “Breaks 3131, average price 3146, where to buy?” If I’m not mistaken, you sold at 3131 today. Last night I told you the resistance was at 3185. Did you gain another 40-50 points? What were you doing last night? (Bought back at 3185, but it’s too close to your average price, so it can’t move much. You’re using your previous strategy—raising the average price isn’t very meaningful. Don’t you still have long positions? When it goes up, reduce your longs; when it rebounds, shift your focus back to longs.)
The third one, “This,” what the hell is this?