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Chen Guilin's Trading Notes. November 8, 2026 I believe the grinding phase at the end of a bear market and the beginning of a bull market is the market’s final opportunity for participants to recalibrate their entire bull market strategy; once the true bull market begins, emotions like FOMO, information overload, and accelerated pacing will leave no room for quiet, deliberate reflection. So, if the next two years are a bull market, what is my overall trading framework for this bull run? Have I prepared adequately? Here are a few questions I’ve reflected on: 1. Self-assessment: To date, I have a relatively objective understanding of my trading habits, emotional resilience, and tolerance for position sizing and execution. Based on this honest self-assessment, the trading plan I’ve developed should be realistic and executable. 2. Plan: Focus on what assets to trade and how to trade them—clarify this simply. The simpler the plan, the easier it is to execute; no need for unnecessary complexity. 3. What I’ve already started doing in this cycle—and what has already delivered positive results: - Avoid short-term trades. - Avoid high-complexity setups. - Don’t show off position sizes or individual trades. - Ignore social media noise. 4. Limited: time, energy, capital; Unlimited: assets, sectors, trends; To profit: choose assets that are stable and have growth potential; ensure you can hold large positions—and hold them. Time horizon matters just as much: 2-4-8-16 (2)

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