Last night, a wave of materials encouraged fans to go long on UNI, entering at 7.6. A normal pullback to 7.4 led fans to ask if they should cut losses. I repeatedly explained that it was a normal pullback and that holding overnight until the morning would be fine. Later, fans closed their positions in the middle of the night and woke up to find a surge, missing out on over a thousand US dollars. This is how the contract market works; your greed and fear often lead you to lose more. In the morning, they asked if they should continue to chase the rise. My advice is that a pullback could happen at any time, so there's no need to chase. Now it proves that my judgment was correct; it has already dropped from 7.85 to 7.7. There is no room for regret in the contract market; if you miss out, you can only wait for the next opportunity. If you also feel fear from the decline in the contract market or are struggling with whether to cut losses on a losing position, you can follow me for analysis of your situation.