The current wave of commercial spaceflight excitement is indeed significant, but to be honest, I don't hold any positions. It's not that I can't see the trend; mainly, I haven't been systematically tracking and accumulating early on. By the time I react, the prices have already surged substantially, and entering at that point would lack an ideal entry point.

Honestly, from a technical perspective, the fundamentals are clear, and the trend structure is solid—all these conditions are met. The only issue boils down to one keyword—buying point. I’ve always emphasized a trading rule: logic + trend structure + buy point, all three must resonate simultaneously to be the optimal timing for action. Missing any one of them is not acceptable.

However, I did find some good opportunities through ETF screening. At the beginning of the year, I compiled a list of ETFs for 2026, which included an ETF product with the highest correlation to the commercial space concept in the market. The facts are clear: its performance has been much stronger than similar space concept ETFs—since I completed my analysis, it has gained nearly 40 points. Even so, I haven't taken a real position in this asset.

Why? Because I never regret missing out on gains. Strictly following my trading system, missing opportunities is just part of the routine. It’s not regret; it’s part of risk management. True trading discipline means learning to accept opportunities that don’t meet your standards calmly.

From a different perspective, looking at the wave rhythm, there are actually many opportunities ahead. Waiting is much more comfortable than chasing highs.