Although the market has been active these days, liquidity has started to decline. This has resulted in some easy gains in the first phase, but increased difficulty in the second phase, which can even be painful for many. The market's turbulence shows periods of favorable winds and unfavorable winds, with valleys during favorable winds. There are cycles where one moment is phase one, the next phase two, and then a downturn in phase two. This repeated turbulence has wiped out the capital of most retail investors, leaving them in confusion about their losses. The market indeed offers extremely high volatility, making retail investors feel they can soar to great heights. The essence of the real world seems to be like this.