SOL this wave of market movement is really a test of patience. From the 121.6 level, the long position has been maintained for a full 8 days, with repeated fluctuations during this period, which indeed makes it easy to lose composure.

Why is this happening? Simply put, it's the market makers doing a shakeout. They use this kind of oscillating market to scare away less confident retail investors and simultaneously take away those with no patience. It's like casting a handful of rice to lure the fish before hooking them—this is called trading time for space. The clear purpose of enduring now is to make it easier to push higher when the market rallies later.

Interestingly, the recent trend mostly aligns with previous forecast directions. However, I haven't posted new strategic ideas recently mainly because the market has been too volatile—posting one strategy results in oscillation, so rather than adjusting frequently, it's better to focus on managing existing positions well.

The current target has already reached 126.8, so take a 5% profit first to secure some gains. The plan is as follows: set a break-even stop-loss, take partial profits in batches to lock in gains, then continue to attack the second target with the remaining chips. This way, you can protect early profits without giving up the potential for further growth.