This brother's intuition was not wrong, but in the end, the result was still a dismal exit. How many people are like him, having the right direction but unable to successfully realize their ideas? I am not talented, but I have some thoughts, so let me analyze how to avoid this situation from happening.

1. Emotional Management: When we determine a direction, we always worry about missing out. Although we are still a little far from the analysis result, we cannot bear to trade directly and no longer wait. (Conversely, there is another emotion where one endures the feelings but shrinks back after reaching the analysis result.) Having a firm belief is the most important aspect of investing; without belief, the result will be like a reed in the wind, swaying wherever it is taken.

2. Risk Control: No one in this world can always be right. While maintaining belief, be prepared to bear the consequences of being wrong. No one is a born trader; even Buffett has lost everything before getting back up. If you put all your funds in a single bet on one success, failure is destined. Even after that success, human greed will ultimately lead you to failure.

3. Learning from Experience: If you cannot achieve risk control, then you have no chance to learn from experience. All trading is a bet, and we all have our judgment logic. Where did you go wrong? Where were you right? After each trade, review and continuously improve your understanding and skills. $ETH

4. Trend Trading: No longer pay for 'what if.' If you think it will rise, but the market is currently falling, then do not short it. For example: while you are waiting to enter a long position, the market falls. If you change your perspective and decide to short, then when it reaches the point, you can go long. Wouldn't that be satisfying? In fact, this goes against the principle of trend trading, as mentioned in point 2, no one can always be right; the chance of being right consecutively is even lower. The correct method of reverse thinking: if you believe it will rise, but the overall trend is falling, then wait until the overall trend just starts to rise, and then enter with conviction, aligning with the trend.

On the path of investing, most of us act on impulse, valuing freedom, but the market is cruel. The cost of investment freedom often comes at the expense of sacrificing our freedom in real life. $BTC