As a futures trader, you should not keep fluctuations and price movements constantly on your mind. So-called rallies, trends, and surges are essentially not directly related to you, because you are merely a contract range arbitrage trader. Not all market conditions can be captured, and even if you happen to catch a segment of the market during a trend, the market's repeated oscillations combined with your insufficient mental state and cultivation will prevent you from firmly holding your positions. Instead, you will exit prematurely during the price fluctuations, or even reverse and trade in the opposite direction. Ultimately, you will repeatedly make mistakes and incur losses through different waves and oscillations, leading to complete failure and eventually liquidation. Even if you occasionally catch a move, you may not be able to hold it steadily. When opportunity arrives, profits naturally belong to you; when opportunity has not yet come, forcing it is futile. It is better to let go of your obsession with price movements, focus on the market conditions and ranges that you understand, adhere to your own rules and rhythm, and this alone will be sufficient to give you insights and gains in trading.