Sharing some recent market observations. After the last Japanese policy implementation, the market reversed and surged. Many people thought their trading ideas were opposite to the trend. But the reality is, these news have been in the open for a while, and those paying attention have known all along that they would take effect starting in January.

Looking at the current trend, it has been oscillating from last week until now, which is normal. The question is, how long will this oscillation last? My estimate is about another half month, during which there may be short-term breakout directions. Why am I so confident? Don’t forget there’s a major event — the upcoming change of the Federal Reserve Chair. As soon as this person makes a move, the market will definitely change.

So, how to operate before this news actually materializes? My advice is straightforward: don’t hold onto positions stubbornly. If you’re holding, it means your short-term strategy has already gone off track. Stop-loss when needed, don’t wait for the market to turn around and save you — often, that only results in bigger losses. Act at the right moment, and wait until the trend is truly clear.