In the current market environment, we are in the later stages of a bull run. The rising trend of the market combined with potential favourable information from interest rate cuts makes market changes rapid and unpredictable. Market adjustments are often just a brief pause in the rise, but many investors misjudge the situation and frequently engage in buying and selling operations, ultimately possibly missing out on major pump opportunities.

In a bull run, strong rising trends can sometimes occur in a very short period of time, and may even appear as a steep straight line on a five-minute candlestick chart. If the response is slightly slow, it is very likely to miss the key entry opportunity.

For investors looking to engage in swing trading, it is not entirely unfeasible. However, the best timing is often when the stock price first breaks through significant round numbers or historical resistance levels. Such breakouts often signify the opening of new pump potential.

Overall, it is crucial to maintain a clear mind and patience during a bull run. Excessive trading may backfire, while seizing key moments and breakthroughs at important positions may be a possible path to achieving good returns in this market environment.