Many people are saying that today Japan's interest rate hike will land, and they are waiting for a crash to buy the dip. According to previous characteristics of interest rate hikes in Japan, there typically isn't a significant spike or a massive crash on the same day; instead, it happens gradually over a few days, as Japan's peaks are often lagging. Next week is the key. If you are just thinking about buying the dip today, you might fall into a deep pit, and this market trend is not something that happens all at once. It doesn't mean that after a significant spike, it will just keep rebounding for several weeks; instead, it may quickly spike and then quickly retract, followed by a slow decline to the lowest point of the spike, and then gradually rebound, lasting around three to four weeks.

As for today, the short-term rhythm is the same as yesterday's: rebound during the day to short at high points, and wait for a decline in the evening to take profits. For short positions with cost advantages, you can take profits gradually each time, and add to your position when it rebounds…