The trading records for the past 33 and 34 days have just been released. Since posting yesterday, the data is as follows: a total of 92 trades opened, with 66 profitable and 26 losing, the overall account floating profit is about -300 USD, and this round of rebates has earned 35 USD.

Looking at the account drawdown, I know many people are starting to feel uneasy. But if you think about it carefully, this market is inherently full of uncertainties, and no one can avoid that. I myself am a bit anxious, after all, I have over 8 long positions held. But I had a change of mind — our trades never exceed 20% of the capital, so there’s no need to cut losses now. In a bear market, daring to open long positions is actually about finding survival space in the cracks. At this moment, it’s not about emotions, but about cognition. Knowing that everything will eventually come back, it just takes some time. If we really get liquidated just because of this small correction, then we can only accept it, but it’s still too early to worry now. Let the market test us.

There will be a sunny day. I don’t want to wait until that day to regret not getting on board after tearing my thigh. That’s been my attitude towards long-term investing all along. Recently, I’ve also taken quite a few losses in the short term, repeatedly tormented by various market fluctuations, and in the end, I just gave up. This process is actually quite painful, similar to the pain of managing large positions before — large positions are like stepping on the accelerator, and once excessive leverage is added, sometimes it’s really hard to control.