#EPTUSDT Today I need to give myself a big slap.

I need to record this as a warning to myself:

1. In a chaotic market, we cannot run a supermarket.

2. In a chaotic market, we should find chaotic varieties to go long and short, rather than looking for varieties with greater volatility to trade with the trend. It’s easy to suffer losses.

3. Today, I feel that my overall trading is out of sync. Once I incur significant losses on a particular variety, I usually continue to suffer big losses on subsequent varieties (even if I think there’s still logic behind it, because at that time the logic is no longer rational, I am already biased). Once my rhythm is disrupted, it leads to significant losses.

4. During the May Day holiday, I should spend more time going out, giving myself enough time to think and summarize every day.

5. Recently, many trades hit stop-losses, largely due to being influenced by others’ opinions. It’s easy to fall into a vortex of predicting the market, thinking that this is the top and it will fall, that it will plummet. However, such predictions often serve as psychological suggestions and are the beginning of significant losses.

6. Do not open short positions at support levels. Do not open short positions at support levels. Do not open short positions at support levels (this is caused by psychological expectations of a drop, the cost of trial and error in speculation is very high; small positions can be used for trial and error, but large positions should not be opened).

I feel that in the future, I should not post random things with this account. I should focus on my own trading logic. Focus on my mental activity when opening trades.