I used to love the CME gap, especially when the market was not good. I suffered two major losses during my 22 year tenure as a bear and made up for the shortfall. That gap was really useful, I ate it continuously for several weeks, and every time I could eat it, I would fill it up and then move on to the market. As a result, there were two weekends when I pulled up and went straight out of the daily line to rise continuously, which caused me to close the short position I opened on Sunday and directly cut losses for two large waves. So later on, I started to understand, guess, and follow, thinking about whether the emotions this time were big enough to lift up the weekend and pull out the trend. What is the probability of the US stock market opening high and closing high early on Monday morning. For example, this week, I feel that after the tariff incident, my emotions are in a good state. There is still a high chance of opening high and then going high on Monday. Combined with the price itself and the way it goes, I dare to open more on Saturdays and Sundays. Just looking at a single indicator is definitely not enough. There will always be times when it fails, and betting on it will result in a big loss. So if you want to gamble from the perspective of high probability or high profit and loss that you can think of, you won't lose much money.