#zen is preparing to flip the position, only 15% left to flip. After flipping, I plan to withdraw the copy trading and take out the principal to continue opening copy trading. Although the profit is not much, earning a little every day is satisfying for two months of flipping. If I can catch this wave of market, I estimate I can flip. If it pulls back again and deeper, I am mainly going long. Before there are clear signs of distribution, I will focus on going long. Trading requires patience; everyone has different styles for opening positions and averaging down, so one must stay calm. The points I open are all key levels, and even if I am wrong, it's okay. I will add positions when the conditions are right, like last night’s zen, who knew it would shoot up with a big bullish candle, breaking two key levels. Now adding positions is not a loss; stability is key. If I am not sure about the market, I generally won't average down significantly. I want to reiterate that if the copy trading is below 200, one must be mentally prepared for a potential liquidation; don't blame others if it happens. We are all adults, and profits and losses are our own responsibility. If you think it's okay, then follow; if not, then withdraw.