As early as mid-March, Little Zhuge advised everyone to position for a long-term strategy. It wasn't a hindsight call or following the crowd, but a clear view of the big picture from the start. When the US-Iran conflict erupted, this wave of decline was actually scripted in advance; it was just a matter of timing before the drop.

What happened afterward, you’ve all seen: the Federal Reserve kept delaying rate cuts, high interest rates kept suppressing the market, and liquidity became tighter and tighter; US stocks and gold both started to fluctuate or even decline, essentially because global funds were withdrawing, seeking safe havens, and deleveraging.

Many people are still fixated on emotions, trying to bet on bullish or bearish moves, but a bear market isn’t played that way. A bear market depends on external conditions, on capital, on macro factors — not on your fleeting feelings.

This time, Little Zhuge positioned early, aligning with the right direction from the very beginning. The value of this strategy is unquestionable!