Many retail investors do not understand the real tactics of institutional investors. Institutional funds emphasize stable operations, focusing on medium to long term market trends, and adhere to strict operational standards. Especially when the market is approaching its peak or entering a Bear Market, institutions often adopt a wait-and-see attitude and basically do not take action actively.

This is completely different from the thinking of players who frequently trade contracts on a daily basis. Institutions have professional technical teams supporting them behind the scenes, but the specific details are confidential, and outsiders have limited understanding.

In the actual operation of the team, retail investors and institutional funds are managed separately. Retail investors are not suitable for directly applying institutional-level operational logic due to limitations in risk tolerance, psychological quality, and capital size. The decision-making level usually does not frequently intervene in daily operational guidance but focuses on managing large-scale funds and controlling the overall direction. This low-frequency, highly regulated operating model is precisely the foundation for long-term stable returns.