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Friends, make sure to follow your own thoughts and not be overly influenced by others.
I've been trading for a while now, and I initially made a decent profit of about 30%, but by the day before yesterday, I lost half of my principal. This was all because I followed the pressure from various public opinions, which affected my trading decisions. I was afraid of pullback pressure, repeatedly going long and short, and ended up losing a lot of money.
Retail investors must watch many channels for explanations, and some may even join discussion groups for more in-depth insights. You can understand the situation and refer to others' suggestions, but remember, it should only ever be a "reference"! Most people in the group are primarily day traders, focusing on ultra-short trades, and if you miss just a few minutes, the market can completely turn!
For those who trade in waves and mid-term, also mostly retail investors, please be sure to trade according to the "trend." The main focus should be on "external information," with "technical indicators" as a supplement. Don't hastily act on signals to go long or short; profits are usually just a few points, and funding fees and commissions will eat into them, so don't be too clever!
And for those KOLs who are always worrying about pullbacks, they are actually not afraid at all. Whenever it's time to enter the market, they will always show up to go long, and only after the peak is reached will they tell you they made some profit, just placing it in their own member group. Such people shouldn't be trusted too much; they are just out to scam membership fees.
Finally, let me summarize the thoughts for everyone:
1. The market is moving; there must be a trend. Go long or short, but don't just lose—continue to hold.
2. Don't close all your profitable positions; keep a little room to see the direction.
