The market has been flipping between bullish and bearish super quickly lately. Agile trading is a must. —————— For example, before Micron's earnings report, options showed bearish guidance, but the pullback levels had guidance on GEX. DRAM also showed bearish guidance. GEX guidance often signals confirmed support levels. If the bearish guidance ultimately points to a crash, that's another story. But if you trade the rebound from the support levels before and after MU's earnings, the bearish move was valid, but the support was also clear. ——————— Retail traders often only focus on one-directional price movements and ignore the more flexible two-week trends. After the 8th of this month, flexibility has increased significantly. Looking at strong stocks like DRAM, the difference between IV and RV basically reflects this view. ——————— Plus, the uncertainty from Iran's market manipulation continues to impact the market. ——————— Agile trading is hard to fully synchronize. Short-term directional guidance is also fast-moving. And as a trader, mistakes are inevitable. ——————— Last Wednesday, we cleared our positions, and on Thursday, there was a massive rally. But it later proved to be a bull trap. ——————— If you think the market is highly uncertain, what should you do? If you're just following trades, then trade agilely. If you're truly responsible for your positions, you should seriously think about what your recent trading logic is. Many times, retail traders are just looking for psychological comfort for their positions, rather than taking responsibility for their own trades. Mistakes are always someone else's fault.