2025-12-26 12:23:27

This week's market has declined, and the logical directions have basically all emerged; overall performance is still okay. However, there is an interesting phenomenon—every day the leading sector changes, nothing can continue to strengthen, it's all ups and downs.

That's why I keep emphasizing that decisions should be based on logic, structure, and buy/sell points, rather than chasing daily rise and fall data. Otherwise, it's easy to fall into the trap of following the trend every day, chasing highs and selling lows, and ultimately ending up with nothing.

At this position, there are only three trading days next week, plus the impact of the withdrawal day, so there will likely be quite a bit of volatility. Let's just watch and see as we go, no need to rush.

Not much to say over the weekend, everyone relax and enjoy, see you next week!

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PortfolioAlert

· 2h ago

That's right, the sector rotation has been too rapid this week, and those following the trend are probably feeling dizzy.

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ser_ngmi

· 3h ago

Every day brings new leaders; I can't keep up. I still need to have my own logic.

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UnruggableChad

· 3h ago

Really, every day is a new leader, chasing them makes my head spin, but I still have to stick to my own logic. --- This wave truly tests patience; three trading days plus withdrawal days, and someone will definitely get washed out. --- That's right, I used to chase every rise and fall every day, and my wallet kept getting emptier. Now I've learned to be smarter. --- How do you see next week? Will the sector rotation continue like this? It feels like there's nothing stable to hold onto. --- Wait, are you saying that now is the time to reduce positions, or just hold on as is? --- I think the problem isn't the logic itself, but that most people simply can't execute their own logic. --- Three trading days really is short, with big fluctuations; keeping cash reserves might be more comfortable. --- Hey, it feels like the overall market coherence has disappeared recently; nothing seems to connect. --- So, ultimately, it still comes down to patience and discipline; these two are the real killers.

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consensus_failure

· 3h ago

This wave of rotation is truly amazing. The leader from yesterday has fallen behind today. You really need to have some resolve.

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 3h ago

That's right, jumping on trends is truly a dead end. Every day, chasing the hot spots but ending up with nothing gained.

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