$SOL Tonight CPI, tomorrow Japan's interest rate hike, this is what I will do.

It's not about guessing up or down, nor is it about betting on data,

but rather preparing the trading plan in advance, and when the market comes, just focus on execution.

Step One: First, reduce the position to a comfortable level.

Before the data, I always go in light, at most thirty percent.

It's not fear of the market, but fear of being whipsawed.

At this time point, going in heavy is not brave, it's having no way out.

Step Two: Mark two price levels in advance, don't think on the fly.

One is the 'temptation level' where emotions will drive the price up,

and the other is the 'real opportunity' where panic selling will hit.

If the price hasn't reached, do nothing;

if the price hits, just follow the pre-set plan.

Changing plans on the fly, nine times out of ten will cost you tuition.

Step Three: Don't chase the first move, only take the second segment.

The moment the data comes out, I don't touch it.

Let the market express itself first, let the false direction finish.

Wait until the first round of long and short goes through,

when the direction stabilizes, then enter the market.

Being a bit slow is actually safer.

Step Four: Write down the stop-loss in advance, take profits in segments.

Before entering each trade,

I already know how much I can lose at most.

When profits reach expectations,

take part of it off the table,

let the rest run with the market.

The core of these past two days is just one sentence:

Don't rely on judgment to make big money,

rely on planning to live longer.

CPI gives volatility,

Japan's interest rate hike provides the backdrop.

Those who can really benefit are the ones who have already thought about how to act.

I have already prepared the key levels and response plans,

the rest just waits for the market to give answers.

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