The recent market has truly been tormenting. It neither rises nor falls decisively; the drops aren't painful and the rises lack excitement, like being trapped in an invisible cage, wanting to break free but being held down tightly.
The hardest part of this kind of market is that it doesn't offer the sudden clarity of a crash, nor does it bring the emotional highs of a surge. Instead, it slowly wears down one's patience, causing doubt, wavering, and the desire to give up.
But that's how the market is; when emotions are at their lowest, it often signals the prelude to a turning point. What do you ask I should do? What else can I do? Keep holding what you should hold, keep ambushing where you should ambush. After all, the hardest moments are often the closest to dawn.
Persist until the end, and you will eventually see the dawn of victory!!!
