[Red Envelope] Go for it!

Due to the U.S.-Iran war, global capital markets were shaken up for more than a month. In the past month or so, it was truly unbearable—many sectors pulled back by more than 20%. Until this morning, finally, good news came: the U.S., Israel, and Iran have agreed to temporary ceasefire talks! Since the market had generally fallen a lot beforehand, what we’re seeing in the early session today is a broad-based rebound—an overall oversold bounce-back. The money hasn’t been targeting any single direction separately, so today we should mainly make money from holding positions; space profits only come by the kind of massive theme breakout that’s really worth making. [Taoguba]

After the opening, overall, the AI industry chain is clearly stronger. Right after the open, computing power performed well; then the application layer also saw an oversold rebound. Of course, later we believe other directions will bounce too. With market volume quickly returning, it still looks pretty good! Originally, today I planned to target an elasticity leader, but at the open it wasn’t as strong as I imagined. Even though it opened higher, it was obvious that the money was picking targets in a more scattered way. So in the end, Liangyi chose to get on board a computing-power “vanguard” with strength that was acceptable.

To sum it up, over this stretch of time, watching the index grind through its base and sectors rotate back and forth has left so many people annoyed and on edge—some even started doubting their own judgment.
But experienced old traders all know this: the market is always born in “despair, rises in hesitation, and perishes in madness.” The more torturous the consolidation and shakeout, the more it’s accumulating the power for a rebound; the more people start thinking about when the market will rise, the more likely it is to ignite the fuse of the rally.

Today’s broad rally isn’t a surprise out of thin air—it’s strength being exerted by the capital that had been lying low earlier, and it’s a signal that market sentiment is gradually warming up.

Of course, we don’t have to be blindly optimistic just because of one day’s rebound, and we don’t need to get stuck on “how high this move can go.”

Keep a calm mindset toward market ups and downs. When it rises, hold on with confidence; when it falls, be able to wait patiently—that’s the key to learning and practicing trading.

When people are eager for the market to rise, the overall trend follows. Hold on to your original intention, and be patient enough to wait—what’s left is for the market to handle.

Believe that the upcoming market will not disappoint every trader who has calmed down and settled their heart!