On the past Monday, I completely closed all positions of the recently much-watched $LITE. If I review this operation from a hindsight perspective, I can indeed identify shortcomings, especially since the asset recorded a 10% increase on Tuesday. However, there has never been a perfect trade in the investment market; as long as each buy and sell strictly adheres to the trading standards I set, that is sufficient.

Here, I would also like to reiterate the bottom line for holding assets like SNDK and LITE: once the price falls below the established defense line, one must decisively exit the market, avoiding any unrealistic fantasies. Reflecting on the recent market trends, I feel quite scared. The current U.S. stock market environment is very different from the past; many of the original operating logic and supporting reasons seem to have been artificially disrupted and interfered with, becoming particularly absent and elusive.

To cope with the current complex market situation, I have started establishing short positions for risk hedging since yesterday, and the main strategy going forward will be to remain patient and continue to wait for more stable mid-term layout opportunities.