Here is a sincere piece of advice for friends who are still confused: in fact, the outcome is already determined before you make a move. Don't always impulsively open a position; that's just paying tuition. Truly mature traders have already thought of three things before entering the market: Where is the logic? How much will I lose if I'm wrong? How do I take profits if I'm right? If you haven't figured out these three points, you're just giving away your money. The key to trading isn't the moment of entry, but the analysis before entering. Do you have a clear basis? Is there a solid defense? Is the risk-reward ratio worth it? Don't act without addressing these. Good trades are all based on a pre-written plan, not something you decide on the spot. When you start acting according to your plan, you'll find your drawdowns decrease and your mindset stabilizes. Because you're no longer a slave to the market, but the master of your rules. If you're still trading based on feelings and emotions, it's really time to change your approach. Use rules to trade, don't joke with luck.