Judging from this week's overall performance, traders responded to market volatility with relatively rational decisions—actively reducing trading frequency while maintaining some existing profits. This wasn't just a strategic adjustment by individual traders; it was the consensus of the vast majority of traders. Clearly, with expectations of a US interest rate cut growing and market uncertainty intensifying, this cautious, "traffic-avoiding" mentality is a natural response to the current complex environment.

However, Fisherman and KONGFU66, who had always performed brilliantly, made significant mistakes this week. Their timing clearly deviated from their usual rhythm, lacking the decisiveness and precision they once displayed. Their trading instruments also lacked focus on combining instruments, preferring to tentatively build positions. And it was during these tentative steps that both players made significant errors. Clearly, they failed to appreciate the potential risks of heavily invested positions in the current unfavorable trading environment.