I want to share some recent thoughts on the market.

First, let's reveal the cards—this stage is the early phase of a bull tail and bear initial.

Trading and content creation are actually opposite in logic. Trading requires following the trend, but if you want to make a living from content, you must learn to go against the trend.

Many people can't distinguish between a rebound and a reversal. Short-term rebounds are entirely possible, but if your strategy is based on a "long-term reversal," it's basically gambling. A rebound is not a trend; it's just an opportunity to catch your breath in the middle. The real big-money moves never occur during rebounds but in the confirmed major trend during that one-sided movement.

Don't rely too much on stories of "project teams rescuing the market." Frankly, in a bear market, desperately maintaining narratives, talking about faith, or trying to support the market has limited effect. Things that are destined to fall, if you force them to hold, will only prolong the junk time. Instead, it's better to let it fall freely; only then does a genuine rebound make sense.

More and more people now want to switch to becoming KOLs or social media influencers. But I have to be honest—relying on words every day isn't very meaningful. The content filled with AI-generated text is the same; many people say they don't know what to write or post every day. The core issue is that input is too little. Creativity isn't some black technology; it's a process of accumulation: watch more, think more, experience more, and naturally, output will come.

The same logic applies to trading. Being able to wait, act, hold, and cut—these eight words can trap most people.

These principles sound simple, but the real challenge is in execution. It's like losing weight—everyone understands "control your mouth, get moving," but only a few can truly stick with it.

Another key point: follow the trend when trading, but dare to go against the trend when creating content. In this era where such opportunities are becoming increasingly scarce, blindly following the crowd will only lead to continuous consumption. Only by forging a different path can you encounter your opponent's position and have a chance to stand out.

These methodologies can't guarantee success, but at least they can prevent you from walking down a fully predetermined path.