Market movements are chaotic, which is actually very normal. The shakeout phase is never clean and decisive; it often involves repeated tugging and emotional exhaustion, and it can last for ten hours or even longer. The goal is to wash out the weak-handed chips.

But the more this phase occurs, the more you need to plan ahead rather than be led by the market. For example, long positions around 747, even if held during the oscillation, still had over 1,000 points of space at night. This demonstrates the value of rhythm and anticipation.

The core is not about every trade being perfect, but about maintaining a method and being prepared even amid chaos.