I continued to reduce leverage and increase margin in the morning. Now I am free. I didn’t sleep well last night. I felt a little panicked at 10 o’clock in the evening, so I started to reduce leverage and increase margin. Sure enough, it fell like a waterfall near 4 o’clock, which was when the U.S. stock market opened and closed. Of course, due to the previous leverage reduction strategy, it doesn’t matter if it falls by another 10%. It fell by about 10% today, so I was busy in the morning. Now I just saw that the market’s liquidation data has decreased, which means that now the shorts can’t blow up many long orders even if they smash the market. According to past experience, this is almost the bottom at this time, but don’t be too happy, because there may be a spike in the market. Of course, the U.S. stock market will open tonight. The key point is to look at the market performance. Only when the US market officially rebounds, it will declare that this decline is basically over. Otherwise, it may continue to make trouble. I felt bad last night because of this reason. After the opening of the US stock market, every decent rebound of the big cake showed that the decline was not over yet. Of course, the main players may rest over the weekend, and the downward pressure may be smaller. Next Wednesday is Christmas, and we also need to pay attention to some risks. In short, those with leverage should reduce leverage, and those who can reduce positions should reduce positions first. As long as there is principal, it will be easy to get the principal back when the market rises later, so don't be reluctant. Of course, if you want to short, that's also possible, but now shorting can only be short-term, so don't hold it for too long.