Yesterday's shakeout was actually a pretty good opportunity to build positions. It's a bit unfortunate to see some people get shaken out—my own positions were too conservative, and I didn't fully seize this opportunity.

The key is to grasp the rhythm. Yesterday was a typical pattern of shakeout + accumulation. Based on this logic, there’s a high chance that risk will be released on Friday. So if there are gains today, it’s wiser to take profits promptly. Keep a steady mindset and avoid greed.

The real secret to making money is in position rotation—entering and exiting with light positions and adjusting dynamically according to market rhythm. Many people only focus on the major indices, but often overlook opportunities in niche sectors. Learn to identify those sectors that are unfairly punished across the entire market, so you can better catch the rhythm gap.

Speaking of sectors, the securities sector has indeed seen many investors caught in traps these past two days. This sector has a characteristic—large short-term volatility, which easily causes people to get shaken out, much like a "scumbag" trait, unpredictable and hard to guard against. But from a technical perspective, this sector is likely to see a rally tomorrow. The prerequisite is having enough mental resilience and not being scared out of your position by short-term fluctuations.

Ultimately, trading is about finding probabilistic advantages amid uncertainty. Rhythm sense and position management are often more important than the direction judgment itself.