Lock in profits in time, don’t be greedy waiting for higher points. Many investors, when the market is rising, always think about waiting for the peak before selling. The result is often giving back profits, or even turning gains into losses. The current market is in a phase of oscillating upward movement. During the rise, profit-taking and sector rotation adjustments are inevitable—no stock can keep rising unilaterally. When the stocks you hold reach your expected profit target, or show signs of high-volume stagnation at the top or significant capital outflows, you must decisively take profits and lock in part or all of your gains in time. You can adopt a phased profit-taking strategy, gradually reducing positions during the rise. This way, you won’t miss out on the subsequent market trends while still securing the profits you’ve already made.