Market fluctuations are repeated, and the weak market pattern remains unchanged. Overall, there is a lack of mainline support, investor sentiment is scattered, and action conditions are not yet mature. The current strategy is simple—wait.

In terms of position allocation, maintain a 5% observation base position in technology assets, neither actively cutting nor adding. The planned 10% increase is temporarily on hold unless the market drops to an ideal price level of a 20% decline. But the reality is that ideal prices are often hard to achieve, and whether one can wait depends entirely on luck. There is no need to intervene in other targets.

Look at most people in the market. When not buying, they feel anxious; after buying, they are still anxious; selling makes them even more anxious. This cyclical mindset keeps them always led by the market. Repeatedly cutting positions, chasing highs again and again, ultimately ending in nothing.

Rather than doing so, it’s better to face reality and understand yourself. Trade according to a set rhythm, remain unaffected by market rises and falls, and ignore bad news. Take action when it’s time to act, stay put when it’s not. No matter how the market fluctuates, the chips in hand and the execution plan will not change. Such resolve cannot be suppressed by the market, nor can temptations lure it. The final victory or defeat often hinges on this single thought.