I’ve mentioned this multiple times earlier this year—my main focus for this cycle is on 2028. As long as there’s no economic recession, the market outlook in 2026 will definitely be better than it is now. However, for liquidity to fully recover, or even for the possibility of the Fed moving toward monetary easing, it’s most likely going to happen around 2028. For this cycle from 2022 to 2026, I see it as a transitional period, a cycle of monetary tightening. Originally, we might not start to gradually move away from this until 2027, but because of Trump, there’s a chance we could see some liquidity opportunities as early as 2026. That said, a major bull market probably won’t happen until 2028. Of course, this is just my personal opinion—it might not be right.