Summary of June 16

Today, the persimmon market showed a trend of rising on the Danbian chart, with frequent signals being released on the pan surface, seemingly presenting opportunities, but in reality, hiding traps. I was misled by the superficial appearance of the persimmon market and rashly entered the market without strictly implementing risk control strategies, ultimately falling into a deep entrapment. This profound lesson made me realize: trading is by no means a gamble, and stopping losses is the last line of defense for protecting assets. One must not harbor a mentality of luck and stubbornly hold onto positions. As the old saying goes, "Only after hitting the south wall do you turn back"—this stubbornness will only push oneself into a deeper abyss.