This week's market performance has indeed been quite testing for patience. After a surge on Monday, it started to fluctuate endlessly, with prices bouncing up and down, and the overall trend clearly leaning weaker.

My trading records can serve as a reference. Earlier, I used 20x leverage to fully load the position at the key level of 2600, aiming to break through the pattern. However, it didn't succeed in breaking through, and ultimately, within a risk management framework, I only suffered a small loss. Since the pattern didn't develop as expected, I adjusted my approach, shifting the company's account to a high-frequency trading strategy suitable for volatile markets, which yielded quite good returns.

You can compare the specific curves and trading data to see the performance differences between last week and this week.

Currently, my trading method involves executing a rolling position strategy under controlled risk conditions. Next week, the main players are likely to make a directional choice. There are quite a few bullish voices in the market, and many bloggers and retail investors are following the trend to go long, but my personal judgment still leans towards a bearish pattern. Ultimately, how the main players choose will depend on actual market performance to verify.