Festivities are lively, but opportunities belong to the clear-headed.

During the Spring Festival period, the market often exhibits an interesting phenomenon: the more lively it is, the easier it is to be impulsive; the calmer you are, the easier it is to make money. This is because most people are driven by the atmosphere, while a few act according to their plans.
At the start of the Year of the Horse, if you only focus on ups and downs, it's easy to be led by emotions. It's better to pay more attention to structure and trends. Capital flow, sector rotation, narrative changes—these are the key factors that determine medium-term market movements.
Many experienced users enjoy sharing logic in the community rather than just showcasing gains. Because what is truly valuable is the way of thinking. Profits can be copied temporarily, but logic can be useful for a long time.
In the end, trading is a contest of who is more rational. Festivals can be lively, but decision-making must be calm. Leave happiness to life, and rules to the market—that is the long-term way.
First lesson of the Year of the Horse: Slow down, see clearly, then take action.
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