Good morning on Monday, brothers - US stock market holiday: Options skyrocket, pre-market bullish sentiment heats up Brothers, today on Monday, the US stock market was closed for all three major indices due to Memorial Day. However, the market has not truly been "quiet" - the trading volume and implied volatility of all options have significantly surged, and pre market futures and related derivatives show strong bullish sentiment. Many funds are utilizing the off market window to advance their layout, especially in the technology, chip, and energy sectors. Simple analysis: Trump's relevant policy expectations (ceasefire/trade dynamics) are still fermenting, the oil price has stabilized after fluctuations, and the fund's appetite for future market risk has been restored. The surge in options reflects the market's optimistic expectations for next week's opening, but it also means that volatility is accumulating - directional choices may arise at any time. Overall, there is still some disturbance in the short-term news, but the market has recently stabilized its pace and entered a digestion period after eight consecutive gains. There is no need to overinterpret short-term signals. The closure date is lively, essentially a game of capital in advance, but for ordinary investors, the most stable strategy is still to stick to fixed investment. Buying with a fixed amount and fixed time, without having to stare at the market and guess the direction, has the most relaxed mentality, and the best long-term compound interest effect. The more emotional fluctuations in the market, the more it tests our patience. Brothers, rest well today and review your position logic. Let's see the actual performance together next Tuesday when the market opens. I only use OKX for my regular investment