Here’s the translation: --- Things I learned from trading U.S. stocks this time: 1. When the market is going up, don’t use technical analysis to brainwash yourself; when it’s going down, don’t use fundamentals to brainwash yourself. 2. Avoid FOMO—don’t go all-in impulsively when emotions are running high. 3. Don’t blindly follow the crowd; sometimes the truth lies with the minority. 4. When there’s a major trend reversal, make sure to cut your losses in time, completely shift your mindset, and have the courage to admit mistakes—that’s a valuable trait. 5. If you’re sitting on the sidelines, don’t mock those who tried to catch the bottom and ended up losing big on Micron. The magnitude of this drop has been absolutely beyond comprehension and expectations. Honestly, this scene feels comparable to circuit breaker-level chaos. My trades in U.S. stocks this time: 1. Shorted Micron at $983 on Binance, believing it might be the absolute peak of this shorting cycle. Still holding the short position. 2. Added to my Micron short at $930 on Hyperliquid and closed it at $800 for profit. 3. Shorted SanDisk at $1580 on HL and closed it at $1300 for profit. 4. Haven’t started bottom-fishing yet—planning to buy in at $650–$680. Limit order set at $670, but didn’t catch the dip during last night’s crash. Will keep waiting. ---