HK-US Market Review (11.06) Trust the market, and trust yourself

Dear friends, since the wave of decline in early October, I have been firmly bullish. This time is different from the past. When the market fell before, I mostly comforted everyone not to panic; but this time, I truly have confidence in the trend itself.
The market logic is very clear: the earlier pullback was more about emotional release rather than a trend reversal. So at that time, I repeatedly emphasized one sentence—"A decline is not a bad thing; it's an opportunity." The facts have proven that friends who have been following the review rhythm during this period have now secured good positions at low levels.

For example, the operation on AAC Technologies in the group—yesterday's opportunity to add positions at 38 was perfectly executed, and the current position is very comfortable;
Another example is Jin Hai, bought at 1, which has already yielded over 25% today.
This is not luck but rhythm. As long as the direction is right and the logic is stable, even short-term fluctuations won't cause panic.
What I want to say is: trust the market and trust yourself. The market will always reward those who can endure loneliness and dare to position themselves at low levels.

$Hang Seng Index(00HSI.HK) : A pullback is not a bad thing; the trend remains intact

For the Hang Seng Index, it's still the same old saying—look past short-term fluctuations and focus on the long-term trend. Many friends are always obsessed with short-term ups and downs, but in reality, the market never moves in a straight line. I said from the very beginning that there's no need to fear this decline, and I would choose to add positions or establish new ones. As long as it's not a short-term operation, there's no need to care about one or two days of fluctuations. As long as the overall structure is one wave higher than the last, it means the trend is still intact. Short-term pullbacks are meant to gather strength for a better rise—the cleaner the pullback, the more stable the subsequent rise.

Hong Kong stocks: Overall performance is stable and improving

Today, several core long-term targets performed well: $MEITUAN(03690.HK) , $JD-SW(09618.HK) , $BABA-W(09988.HK) , $AAC TECH(02018.HK) —all stable. Especially AAC Technologies, the positioning rhythm was perfect, with positions added in batches from 44 to 41 to 38. At this level, there's no need to panic—just hold. The most crucial thing now is not to watch the market and fluctuations every day but to maintain positions and let profits grow slowly.

U.S. stocks: Wait patiently; opportunities will come

For U.S. stocks, it's still mainly about waiting and observing for now.
$Tesla(TSLA.US) —no news yet, so no action;
$NVIDIA(NVDA.US) —I shorted a bit at 202 yesterday, with a short-term target of 185;
$Apple(AAPL.US) —the short position at 265 is still open;
$Amazon(AMZN.US) —profits were successfully locked in a few days ago, now waiting for the next opportunity.
Overall, opportunities in U.S. stocks require patience—don't rush; the market will always provide.

A brief summary

The operations during this period have proven one thing: the market will not disappoint those who dare to believe at low levels. Being bullish all the way since early October is not blind optimism but a judgment based on logic and rhythm. The market will always have fluctuations, but real opportunities are always hidden in places that make people doubt. Next, continue to be patient, maintain positions, and control the rhythm. Trust the market, trust yourself—seek progress while maintaining stability, and don't be led astray by noise.