We discussed Micron the day before yesterday—SanDisk has also already topped out. If you’re doing spot RWA trading, you should only trade a deep, oversold rebound after a big drop. For example, after SanDisk finished falling from Monday to Wednesday, it rebounded by 400-plus points—profits were enormous. Trading a big rebound after the price drops to major support can bring very solid profits, whether it’s spot or contract profits.

Today, I listed two U.S. stocks—SanDisk and Micron—the specific levels in their next phase that are suitable for bargain-buying and going after a big rebound, and shared them for reference in the U.S. stock group (I’m using limit entries, so you can’t copy it exactly—you can raise the entry by about 20 points). For example, on Tuesday I gave Micron a buy-the-dip level of 866, but in reality it stopped falling at 876.