The market is indeed moving very slowly. When I woke up yesterday morning, I saw a rebound. Based on our order points, I also told everyone that those with heavy positions could take profit some, and the remaining positions must have proper risk control to avoid losses, because these two orders are following institutional operations, but the institutions are not 100% accurate. Currently, this operation seems fine, and after the U.S. PCE data came out last night, it was a bit above expectations, which feels like unfavourable information. I clearly told everyone to reduce some positions and not to have a full position right now. If it reaches this level again later, I will no longer suggest anyone to take on more. Overall, the judgment is still correct. Although I believe the market is likely not over, we still need to pay attention to risks in the short term. Therefore, yesterday's operation was to reduce position and take profit. Next, we will wait to buy the dip when the price drops to a certain level. The market changes quickly, and our views must change accordingly; otherwise, we will be caught at the peak again. In short, we will be reminded to increase or reduce positions following the strategy.