After a high opening in the US stock market and several fluctuations, many frens must be caught off guard again—just yesterday, they were hoping "this wave should stabilize," and then they were suddenly caught in the whirlpool of being Tied Up by new fluctuations. In fact, the market never has a guarantee of "no loss"; those sudden spikes and drops, and unexpected breakouts after Sideways movement, are just part of its daily routine. Being Tied Up is merely a small episode in the cycle of the market, far from being the final destination of trading.

At this time, don’t rush to panic; keeping a stable mindset is more important than anything else. Why not take some time to sort out your positions: was it that you didn’t catch the timing when entering, or was your judgment of the trend off? If your position isn’t too heavy, it might be worth waiting for the trend to clarify a bit more; the short-term fluctuations really aren’t worth getting too tangled up in. Breaking the deadlock is never about stubbornly holding on, but rather about finding the key to the problem, then adjusting the rhythm and setting off anew.

Don't worry if you can't figure it out; I'm always here. If you're willing, let's discuss your positions and any confusion you have, and we can analyze it together. Maybe we'll find a breakthrough. The fluctuations in the market hide risks but also contain opportunities. The next wave of the market might be the chance for a rebirth from being tied up. Let's keep an eye on it, adjust gradually, and we'll find a way out.