The current market situation is like boiling a frog in warm water; the more it heats up, the more excited it gets. Those who are deeply trapped are reluctant to "cut losses" and exit, while those with small profits fear a pullback and can't hold onto their chips. When emotions become chaotic, trading behavior distorts, resulting in being repeatedly "frictioned," and the overall trend is never truly followed.

Actually, the market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking are people who can stay calm and understand the "market language." You need to first clarify what the underlying asset you hold is in—whether it’s in a "bottoming," "launch," or "distribution" phase. Don’t panic at every fluctuation, chase after every rise, or sell at every dip—that’s just giving "opponent orders" money!
To keep up with the rhythm, you can analyze the market together, learn to interpret it. It’s not about blindly "copying homework," but about teaching you to judge trends from multiple perspectives—"technical analysis," "fund flow," and "sentiment"—to find your own trading rhythm. After all, the market is never short of opportunities; what’s missing are those who can understand the "script" and seize the chance.