Chen Guilin's Trading Notes. November 8, 2026 I believe that the period of consolidation at the end of a bear market and the beginning of a bull market is a final adjustment period for market participants to refine their overall bull market strategy framework. Because once the real bull market begins, with FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), information overload, and a faster pace, there will be no more opportunities for calm and thoughtful reflection. So, if the next two years are a bull market, what is my overall trading framework for the bull market? Have I prepared it well? A few questions I've been considering: 1. Self-evaluation: Up to now, I have a relatively objective understanding of my own trading habits, psychological resilience, position size, and operational tolerance. Based on this objective self-assessment, the trading plan I've developed should be relatively objective and I believe it's feasible. 2. Plan: What targets to focus on and how to execute them; just think it through clearly. The simpler, the easier it is to execute; it doesn't need to be overly complicated. 3. Things I've already started doing in this round and that have brought me positive feedback: I don't trade short-term markets, I don't trade in difficult markets, I don't show off my positions or trades, and I don't care about social media. 4. Limited: Limited time, limited energy, limited money; Unlimited: Unlimited targets, unlimited sectors, unlimited hot topics; Making money: Targets must be stable and have growth potential; I must be able to hold large positions and hold them. The length of time is also very important, 2-4-8-16(2)