Some people aren't unable to make money, but rather can't stay idle. Recently, there was an old fan who followed the strategy and steadily made profits for a month, recovering his losses and making a small gain. He said he wanted to take a break and 'get ashore'. I respect his choice. But then yesterday, a message came in: he almost faced a margin call. Looking at his position and operations, I immediately understood—he thought he could manage on his own, but when he encountered a slight market fluctuation, he was brought back to reality. Many people are like this: when making money, they think they can do anything; when losing money, they realize that stability is key. Markets can be traded, but it must be steady; profits can be made, but greed must be avoided. Knowing when to take profits and securing them is a true skill. I'm not afraid if you don't know how to operate; I'm afraid if your mindset wavers. As long as you follow the rhythm, manage your positions well, and have proper risk control, take your profits and rest; don't challenge yourself in markets you can't yet handle. This round of market activity is far from over; the real test isn't the market, but whether you can hold on and maintain your position. As for whether to exit now, that's a personal choice, but I want to remind you: don't let the market swallow back all the hard-earned money you've made. If you want to learn how to stabilize your rhythm and stop making random purchases and losses, come join us. A trading circle with rhythm, strategy, and discipline, where we don't just talk but focus on results. #美联储降息预期