This morning's market performance exceeded expectations, and its strong showing was impressive. The most noteworthy aspect is that trading volume did not shrink but continued to expand—this is precisely the necessary condition for further upward movement.

However, with the continuous increase in volume, volatility is also expanding, and risks are gradually accumulating. In this situation, trading execution requires more rational judgment and less emotional-driven decisions. For targets that are clearly accelerating upwards, taking profits and reducing positions should still be executed decisively; but for directions with solid fundamental logic, the previous gains have already been substantial, and the small adjustments in the past two days might actually present a good opportunity for low-cost re-entry.

Ultimately, it still comes down to adopting a swing rotation approach. Tracking the rotation of strong sectors, seeking low-cost entry points during corrections, and knowing when to reduce positions during acceleration—this is the core strategy for balancing risk and reward amid market fluctuations.