The market has been stuck lately, neither rising nor falling significantly. The news is overwhelming, but after listening to it all, it doesn't seem like a turning point. This kind of stalemate phase is the easiest to make people doubt themselves: Did I miss some key information? Did I choose the wrong direction? Honestly, after going through several complete bull and bear cycles, I have learned to embrace this quietness. Because I am increasingly convinced that every meaningful change is never initiated during the market's most lively and loudest moments. True turning points are usually very silent, and sometimes even a bit boring. Right now, I care less about chasing every piece of news, and more about not exhausting my patience during these times. Those who can withstand the consolidation phase are often the ultimate winners.