Every day, I still regularly document my daily life.

Now I have a trade in hand, and this trade has a target, which is a bit far. Recently, I encountered an online friend I've known for a long time. The last time I had to stop-loss on a short position, he was unwilling to cut his losses. I've been advising him to take the loss for several days, otherwise, there is a risk of a margin call. However, every time he replies, his stop-loss price is higher than the previous one. That's human nature. I believe that in trading, without rules, there is no order. Those who truly take trading seriously, who recognize and treat it with respect, are not the kind of people who are hoping to get rich overnight. Of course, it is possible to become rich overnight in this circle, but the original intention should not change. Practicing one's own rules within one's logic is what trading is about. Violating one's own rules within one's logic is to deny one's own performance. We should be confident in our trading, but not overly confident. Operating cautiously and adhering to our own rules is something each of us needs to learn. Perhaps one day in the future, when looking back, you will thank the you who followed your logic and adhered to the rules day and night, respecting the distance, to the other shore.