As soon as the news of the 90-day suspension of tariffs was released, the market erupted in excitement, with many viewing it as a significant positive development, predicting that stock prices would rise as a result. Tonight's market trend is indeed as everyone wished, showing a rapid upward movement, as if everything is developing in the direction that people expect.

However, should we calm down and think deeply about the true implications of this 90-day suspension? In my view, this 90 days is like Schrödinger's cat; it seems favorable on the surface, but is actually filled with uncertainty. During this 90-day period, I could very well announce the cancellation of the suspension at any time, or even release some negative news, thus altering market expectations.

Today, many analysts are shouting good news, causing numerous retail investors to blindly follow suit, eager to buy at the bottom. But is this truly the bottom of the market? I have reservations. If a reversal occurs tomorrow or the day after, such as the news being confirmed as false or the suspension being lifted, then the market is likely to plummet sharply like a roller coaster. By then, institutions and major players may seize the opportunity to buy at the bottom, while retail investors could become the 'chives' being cut.

Retail investors often seek small profits, while institutions and major players focus on the capital of retail investors. In my opinion, the real market bottom is often when the bearish voices in the market far outweigh the bullish ones. And at present, it is clear that we are far from reaching that stage.