The current market is non-trending, so one must not blindly buy when the price rises or sell when it falls.

When operating, not only should one pay attention to the recent technical situation, but also extend the time frame to look at weekly and daily charts over the past two to three years to identify key positions for trading.

From a macro perspective, uncertainty remains high.

For bulls, it is still unclear whether tariffs can be negotiated, and it is uncertain how tariffs will impact inflation, employment, and consumption in the latter part of this year. In such a situation, how can one blindly go long?

Bears should also consider, are they not afraid of unexpected circumstances?

For example, the 'art of trading' coming into play, or Navarro suddenly passing away, or Trump immediately compromising, and similar situations.

Currently, the Trump put is evident, but its theta decay seems to be a bit fast.

Regarding this round of upward movement, I have been making short-term long trades at the end of each day since Monday, while also holding a long-term leap put.

Logically, there should still be one last rebound opportunity. Once this round is completed, I will not touch the rebound market again.