When will the U.S. stock market correction end? Perhaps history can provide some answers: As shown in Figure 1, in 2022, U.S. inflation reached a decade-high, prompting a total of 425 basis points in rate hikes for the year. The entire financial market shifted from loose to tight monetary policy, and the Nasdaq fell by 37.77%. In 2025, concerns over AI valuations triggered a correction, further exacerbated by Trump’s tariff policies, causing the Nasdaq to drop 26.83%. However, as policy tensions eased, the correction ended quickly. Where will this current correction—from a Nasdaq level of 27,722—ultimately bottom? To cut to the chase: I believe the decline will fall between the magnitudes of the 2022 and 2025 corrections. I’ll explain my reasoning in tomorrow’s video. As shown in Figures 2 and 3, as early as October 13, I warned the group about risks in storage stocks $SNDK and $SKHY, as well as CPUs $INTC and $AMD, using the term “crash.” On October 15, I reiterated the warning and advised against participating in the storage sector. Those who listened exited early and avoided the plunge. Avoiding the crash is just the first step—what matters more is how to act afterward. My position is clear: Q4 will present major opportunities in both U.S. stocks and Bitcoin. From trend analysis to stock selection and position management, failing at any single step could cause you to miss the trend entirely. But if you navigate Q4 well, 2027 or even 2028 could be very comfortable. After reporting earnings this week, $CRCL continued to underperform, so on November 5 at 8:30 PM, I advised reducing positions in the channel (Figure 4). Tomorrow’s video will focus on when this U.S. market correction is likely to end, how to identify promising sectors and stocks for the next phase, and will also re-examine the larger structural patterns for $BTC, $CRCL, and gold. We’ll strive to remain objective, clearly outlining possible scenarios and the reasoning behind each. However, understanding the market is one thing—actually trading is another. My personal judgments, stock selections, position adjustments, and trading plans will continue to be shared in real time within the internal group, as always. ➡️