The contract market’s biggest taboo is stubbornly going hard against the move. “Slowly boiling a frog” with a gradual rise and gradual fall will keep wearing down your mindset. Every round of pullback is not a trend reversal—it only provides an exit window for cutting down positions that are trapped. Timing can always be adjusted; above all, don’t act too hastily, and don’t fantasize that a short-term one-way market will quickly move in your favor. Reduce exposure in batches by relying on support, hedge and spread the cost using light positions anchored at support, and adjust your position gradually—that’s the solid way to get out.