The most difficult part of the strong reversal phase is not judging the direction, but turning the "understood market" into "actionable moves." During price advances, the rhythm is faster, pullbacks are more intense, and false signals are more frequent: chasing in real-time can easily be washed out, hesitating to enter can lead to missed opportunities; once emotional leverage is added, the risk is amplified within the volatility.

This week, from the perspective of a robot, we teach you how to break down the market into configurable parameter structures: turn "ideas" into rules, delegate "execution" to the robot, and make strategies reproducible, risk-controlled, and reviewable, rather than relying on watching the market and reacting in real-time.