Yes, I didn't talk about my wrong judgment that there would be a better market in the first quarter. I was wrong because I ignored Trump's efforts on tariffs, which really suppressed the market in the first quarter. Here is my wrong judgment. I'm sorry. Although I shouldn't say it, I still want to say that although I made a mistake in my judgment, I didn't just say it out of my mind. Regardless of providing historical data, such as the risk market rising sharply after every election, January did break through a new historical high. I think history may be correct, so I ignored the potential risks that may arise. Indeed, I made a mistake in my judgment, but every time my judgment is based on what I believe to be logical. Perhaps my logic is incorrect, my knowledge is not sufficient, or I have overlooked the key points. These are all possible reasons, and I have also paid for my mistake. I bought what I should have bought first. In fact, by the end of March, I had already realized that something was wrong, so I wrote four long articles about the current market structure to explain whether it is a bull market or a bear market, and the difference between rebound and reversal. I think my biggest obsession with Q1 is to prove myself right, which is actually my biggest mistake. So I have readjusted my mentality, to be more humble and cautious, not too self-centered. For the next point of view, I will no longer be indecisive about whether I am right, but will only output the point of view itself. The result still needs to be judged by everyone themselves, thinking that it is not a problem for me to point in the opposite direction. After all, my lack of ability has disappointed my friends, so I will try my best not to point in the opposite direction. Keep learning, keep working hard, and continue sharing my favorite content. Thank you all for your support. PS： My viewpoint for the second quarter is that it will be difficult, rather than constantly falling. The reason for the difficulty is due to a lot of uncertainty, such as tariffs, GDP, and the US economy. The difficulty of judging the second quarter will be much higher than the first quarter, which is why I think it is difficult. I have a position and I am eager for a surge in the second quarter.