In the past, this circle was somewhat like an 'East-West time war'; there were movements both day and night, but if something really happened, it had to be seen during Western hours: from 9:30 PM to 7:30 AM Beijing time, especially in the early morning, most major rises are held back at this time. So if you want to survive here, a qualified trader must practice a 'cultivating routine': sleep at 8 PM, wake up at 4 AM to watch the market, like guerrilla warfare.

1. The more the domestic market drops during the day, the more solid it is; boldly buying the dip is definitely correct. Wait for the market to open at 9:30 PM, and most likely it will start to rally.

2. If the market suddenly spikes during the day, don’t rush in; wait until the evening when it’s sure to drop back to its original shape, the tricks will become very clear to you.

3. Buying and selling just looks at this 'pin' moment; the deeper the pin on the K-line chart, the brighter the buy or sell signal shines like neon lights—blatantly clear!

4. Before major meetings and positive news come out, the price secretly rises for a warm-up, but once the news lands? It'll immediately douse you with cold water, showing you a drop.

5. Are you panicking with a heavy position? That's right, you've already been targeted, just wait to see your liquidation on the leaderboard; this operation is quite familiar.

6. Just hit your stop loss and the price drops immediately? Isn’t this just to trick you off the bus first? They won’t push you into a loss without reason; it’s like the previous TRB—an old script.

7. Just one breath away from breaking even, and the rebound suddenly gets stuck? Want to close your position and escape? No way, can the market makers let you slip away so easily?

8. Just took profit and the market skyrockets? Don’t be angry, if you don’t get off, the load is too heavy to move; this is urging you to make way for the 'new car'.

9. The moment you get excited thinking you're going to make a fortune, a crash hits right on time—your excitement has long been seen as a 'harvest signal' by the market makers.

10. When your pockets are cleaner than your face, and all projects are rising like they've been injected with adrenaline? This is enticing you with 'fear of missing out', forcing you to rush in and become the bag holder.

To put it bluntly, over 80% of this market is being manipulated. To avoid being treated like a vegetable, you need to manage your positions well and learn to 'take the initiative': don't enter the market until you clearly see the tricks of the market makers. Otherwise, once you get in, you become the meat on the chopping board, waiting to be slaughtered. In trading, it’s all about who can endure, who can stay calm, and who can seize the right moment—it's a battle of heartbeats and composure!