Some time ago, someone shared a trading philosophy: when the market is at its quietest and nobody's paying attention, position yourself and wait for a reversal. Last night, I saw a very interesting case—an experienced trader was initially bullish on the market, but when the main trend suddenly reversed, he immediately adjusted his strategy and went short. Even more impressive, when the price reached the bottom, he quickly turned back to long, making two rounds of trades. He managed to earn profits in the oscillation. I have to admit, this kind of adaptability and ability to follow the market rhythm is not something the average person can do. This also confirms a principle: the market is always right, and profitable traders are often those who understand how to let go of obsessions and follow the momentum.