Success comes swiftly! Welcoming the God of Wealth on the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, Gate Plaza's New Year sentiment index hits a new high

Welcoming the God of Wealth on the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, folk tradition emphasizes "Breaking the fifth and opening the market," symbolizing bidding farewell to the old and welcoming the new, with wealth flowing in. The start of the Year of the Horse is not about impulsiveness, but about rhythm and direction. Market sentiment often experiences its first concentrated release after the holiday, with funds shifting from cautious observation to tentative moves, and hot sectors rotating more quickly. During this time, Gate Plaza celebrates the early New Year, actually riding the wave of market sentiment—user return, increased trading activity, and more content interaction—all signals of mutual effort between the platform and the market.

From an investment perspective, the fifth day is more like a psychological milestone. Funds that sought safety before the holiday will reassess risk and reward after. If macroeconomic conditions are stable and liquidity is ample, risk assets are likely to see a "good start" effect. But caution is needed against overexuberance and chasing highs driven by overly heated sentiment. Rational allocation and phased deployment are key to a steady start in the Year of the Horse.

For ordinary investors, the first week of the new year is less about quick profits and more about rebuilding plans. Clarifying position sizes and stop-loss and take-profit rules are more important than blindly following trends. The Year of the Horse values speed, but endurance is even more crucial. Getting the rhythm right is more valuable than short-term sprinting. The festive atmosphere at Gate Plaza acts as a catalyst for sentiment; ultimately, what determines gains and losses are cognition and discipline. Wishing everyone success in the Year of the Horse, but don't forget to keep a firm rein on risks.