Many people are saying that today Japan's interest rate hike is landing, waiting for today's sharp drop to buy at the bottom. According to the characteristics of previous interest rate hikes in Japan, there generally won't be a big spike or a super sharp drop on the same day; instead, it will happen slowly over a few days because Japan's highs are lagging. Next week is the key. If you are thinking of buying at the bottom today, you might fall into a deep pit, and this market situation is not something that happens overnight. It's not that after a big spike, it will continue to rebound for several weeks; it may spike quickly on the same day, quickly retract, and then slowly drop to the lowest point of the spike, and then slowly rebound again, running for about 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 drop in the evening to take profits. Short positions with a cost advantage can take profits in portions each time, and add positions during the rebound…