Many people are just watching as they go. Based on my own macroeconomic fundamentals, I also saw 500-point fluctuations, but honestly, I didn't hold onto my short position because I was distracted by too much external interference. This is human nature. Seeing the market accurately isn't important; what's important is your ability to stay true to your principles, stick to your ideas, and execute on them. Too many people claim to have sold at the highest point and bought at the lowest point. So, can those technical bloggers see 500-point fluctuations in the candlestick chart? If so, could you please tell me which chart line it is? Let's turn to the macroeconomic fundamentals. I'm sure few people anticipated Powell's remarks, including me. My judgment was that a steady statement would be bearish. Just in case, I opened a two-way position, knowing the market would bounce back. However, I didn't anticipate this three-day rally, with the 500-point increase becoming 700 points. So, I lost money on my short position, and the reason for my loss was that the increase exceeded my expectations, which prevented me from firmly believing in a pullback. So, let's be honest. In the futures market, how many people can truly profit? Everyone knows the difference. There are those who profit just by posting pictures, but get liquidated just by following orders. It's normal for everyone to hold different opinions; there's no right or wrong. However, honesty is a fundamental element of life. Do you have a conscience when you constantly get liquidated while teaching others how to do things? Losing money isn't scary; what's scary is not having the courage to tell others you're going to make mistakes.

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