Those who often see my moments know that I have always had the style of 'dealing with the matter, not the price'.

Every time the market drops, there are always many people asking: 'Brother, what price are you seeing?' I actually think this way of asking is unreasonable. Saying it will drop to xxxx or rise to xxxx is essentially just guessing, and it doesn't count as real trading logic; at most, it can only be a reference.

Trading is not gambling; you can't rely on guessing prices to get by. The truly reliable approach is: if it has already dropped quite a bit before the event, look for opportunities to lay out linearly a few days around the event. Buy boldly during significant drops and gradually add during small drops. Never fall into the trap of 'obsessing over specific price points'—this is truly the key that causes many people to stumble!

In this wave of market conditions, I personally judge that it will adjust until next Friday. Of course, there will definitely be waves of rebounds in between, but before next Friday, it is basically impossible to see a real reversal.

Trading relies on the judgment of trends and events, not on betting on a precise price. Following the rhythm is much more reliable than blindly guessing points~@华莱士薯条