Feature 1: Rapid surge, with a surge in trading volume for several consecutive days at the beginning of the start, and a long positive line was closed.

Feature 2: The adjustment phase may be more intense, as can be seen from the high opening and low closing after the first day of the bull market.

In view of the above characteristics, the overall trading strategy is as follows:

1. Select large-cap stocks with an upward trend based on the three criteria I mentioned earlier.

2. For investors who have not yet entered the market, they should increase their positions appropriately on Monday regardless of whether the market rises or falls. If the market falls, increase more, and if it rises, increase less. You can judge for yourself.

3. For those who currently hold positions with a floating profit of only 3-5%, no matter how the market fluctuates on Monday, there is no need to operate. If the market falls, you can consider covering your position.

4. If the floating profit reaches 12-20% within two days, you can consider cashing in part of the profit first. The specific proportion is determined by yourself, and you don’t need to ask me.

5. If you are unfortunately trapped by a few points or even a dozen points after chasing highs in the later market, don’t rush to stop loss. Believe that the current market is a real bull market. In a real bull market, no matter how high you chase, as long as you choose large-cap stocks, the correction will usually not exceed 20%, and you will often recover the lost ground within a month. Therefore, you must be patient and don't sell at a loss easily.