The CLO market this time surged from 0.4 all the way to 0.75, fully confirming a phenomenon—when the same market is in front of you, some can profit handsomely, while others remain on the sidelines.

How do these opportunities actually appear? Frankly, it's not just luck. During Tuesday's early trading session, some had already started to position themselves. Indeed, some caught up, and their accounts soared; many others just watched the candlesticks rise step by step, ending up only able to screenshot and share.

If we talk numbers, it’s quite sobering—the principal of 2000U, if you timed it right, now would be worth 3750U; investing 10,000U would have grown to 18,750U in this round. Money doesn’t just disappear; it’s circulating in the market—some catch it, others miss it.

Why is this happening? There are really only two differences: one is the speed of obtaining information and making judgments, the other is decisiveness when facing opportunities. Many are still debating "Will there be similar opportunities next time," but they don’t realize that the real money-making window often appears the moment most people are hesitating.

The major non-farm payroll data is about to be released, and the market is already showing signs of movement. Historically, during these data release periods, volatility is often the most intense, and opportunities are the most concentrated. Whether to continue being a bystander or to actively strike this time—all depends on your own choice.