Without flipping through old accounts, let's just talk about this month's market situation: On the evening of February 5th, it prompted another low point and the needle began to rebound, then fell to 60000 and violently rebounded to 722. Although there was a two-week consolidation afterwards, I still firmly watched the correction and did not see that a new decline had already begun. Even if it fell to 625 on February 24th, I did not panic. Instead, I stopped buying the bottom and pressed my head to get on the car, but it was still lukewarm. After asking Grok today, I finally understood. Was my analysis too rational? Not emotional enough. I said, 'The earliest we can hit a high point above 722 before 3.7, for example, if we get stuck at 74 and 78, we can continue to plummet and break through 6.' Is it really more attractive to say, 'The bull market is coming, the next target is 73 and then 80?'? Does bad money drive out good money? Do you want me to become a rabbit who follows the crowd?