Position changes, I always adhere to three iron rules. First, if the trend is not broken, hold your position; if the trend reverses, cut losses immediately. After this policy adjustment, I opened the weekly chart to confirm the main direction: the upward trend of technological growth remains unchanged, and the pattern of continuous capital inflow has not been shaken. I only focus on clear trend "fish belly" markets, abandoning the luck of bottom fishing and topping. Second, negative policies do not mean the end of the trend, but they require reducing positions. Third, never add to losing positions. Ultimately, policy changes are like a market "health report," which filters out truly viable tracks and eliminates bubbles relying on leverage to survive. As traders, we don't need to understand every policy detail, but we must grasp the trend direction behind the policies; we don't need to capture profits from every fluctuation, but we must maintain the bottom line to avoid being eliminated by the market. I often say "trading is like cultivation," and the core of cultivation is overcoming greed and luck. In the wave of policies, be a boat that goes with the trend, not a reef that goes against it. Remember, the market is never wrong; what is wrong is our misreading of policies, arrogance about trends, and neglect of risk control. Surviving in a market with ever-changing policies is more important than how much you earn. $XTER $SWAY S $ZEREBRO