In a market like tonight's, where competition is fierce, it's always ourselves who end up losing. Recently, I've been both short-selling and going long, but historically, the larger profits have always favored the bulls. This indirectly leads to times when even Quiet Brother might ignore emotions and thoughtlessly go long, much like a rookie. For example, right now, there are no orders, so viewing the market becomes absolutely objective. Carrying an order is like carrying a person on your back, making it difficult to move forward. You may feel like you want to take a certain path, but the person on your back suggests trying another way. Our life is our own, but what we carry on our back isn't necessarily so.

By now, the thought process should be clear: it's no longer about how much to earn each day, but rather about minimizing losses until we reach a point of no losses. As long as we continuously avoid losing, we will definitely see significant gains. Conversely, if we consistently avoid earning, we will undoubtedly face major losses. The cause-and-effect relationship is clear; managing positions and controlling risk is an absolutely crucial plan. As for costs, without a system, no amount is ever sufficient. Rather than trusting others, it’s better to prove to oneself that we have consistently been correct. Profit is the reward for being right, while loss is the return of emotions; even if the sky falls and the ground sinks, one cannot lose their composure. #幽灵哥谈交易

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