$ONG ongI didn't reduce any position. The long structure—although it has been extremely choppy and hasn't moved much for two weeks—I have kept holding. My first target level has always been 0.2. There's a saying in the trading arena: the market has only two forms—one is consolidation, and the other is a breakout. The former is the main pattern, while the latter is the burst that comes after energy has been accumulated. We've done so many trades like this. Everyone, look at my public profile—the positions I take, the bottom lots. Some of the positions have been held for nearly half a year. Why do I now lead everyone through a review and never use any technical indicators? I'll just put it this way: the person who invented these candlesticks is a little Japanese guy—he never participates in trading. He invented candlesticks with an academic research attitude. Most of the technical indicators on the market are like that. If technical indicators could really make people money, they wouldn't end up on the market. What makes money is always scarce—just like the Coca-Cola recipe is kept the same way.