Listening to Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" suddenly gave me an insight—trading and music are actually quite similar.

The chorus repeats "Shake it off, shake it off," as if saying to shake off bad emotions and keep moving forward. Isn't that what traders do too?

Watching the market is like listening to a song, with ups and downs, climaxes, and calm periods. The main melody is the fluctuation, and the chorus is the market breakout. Trying to find a climax in a calm phase is just a struggle with oneself. When losses come, treat it as hitting a wrong note; professional singers don't stop, and traders must quickly adjust their emotions and continue to follow their rhythm. The most important thing is repetition—good songs rely on the hook to brainwash, and good trading relies on consistent discipline to accumulate profits.

Speaking of $RIVER, what is the current situation? The 1-hour RSI is still at 63.7, the 4-hour chart just completed a volume breakout, and now it’s in a consolidation phase with decreasing volume. Short-term sentiment is indeed a bit overheated, but the trend itself isn’t bad. The best approach at this time is **waiting**—not rushing or being impatient.

If the price can fall back to the 24.80-25.20 range, and the 1-hour RSI also stabilizes around 50, that would be a good opportunity to go long.

The specific plan is as follows:
- Entry around 25.00
- Stop loss below 24.20
- First target 26.80, second target 28.50

Three price levels, three profit segments, with clear risk control. Trade like listening to music—don’t rush or drag, just wait for your own rhythm to arrive.