A few thoughts on tomorrow's market. Some friends asked how to respond if the market declines tomorrow. Honestly, rather than guessing short-term movements, it's better to stick to your own plan.

I've been navigating this market for over three years, and my biggest takeaway is—dips are actually the best opportunities to position. Many people habitually chase the highs, but hesitate during corrections.

To be honest, no one can accurately predict tomorrow's rise or fall. But based on past trading experience and over 95% success rate, my strategy is clear: if a pullback occurs tomorrow, I will add another 100,000 units, with the ultimate goal of stacking my positions into 6 layers.

The key isn't about guessing the right direction, but about using the right method. When the market is panicking, that's often when smart money is quietly positioning. Instead of listening to those after-the-fact armchair quarterbacks, it's better to stick to your own rhythm.