From May until now, I have really been tormented by mainstream currencies. Every time, it's about the same script, taking in a profit of about two points, thinking about taking another one and restructuring the situation. What's the result? The next second, the trend changed from a rainbow like momentum to a bearish dip. Watching the floating profits turn into floating losses, I was finally forced to cut my losses and leave at a stop loss level of one or two points. Once, twice, three times... in a loop. You said I don't set a stop loss, but if I lose more, I'll set a stop loss. Every time I happen to cancel my order, the market will go back. It seems that the main force is staring at the chips in my account and manipulating them. The most gratifying thing is the friends in the group. You can make some quick money on my basic orders. Every time there is a partial profit, they choose to take profits. The money they earn is a profit that is truly pocketed for safety. And my withdrawal is all profit, it doesn't matter! I have reflected on myself, where exactly is the problem? Greed. I always want to fill the entire market, but I forget that the current market doesn't give you a chance to fill it up. Thin liquidity, with the main force highly controlling the market. With a sense of luck in mind. The trend has clearly weakened, but I am still trying to find reasons for the market, which may be a normal correction. I'll be back in a little while. The callback turned into a reversal. I was mesmerized by the previous second's strong performance, and an hour ago when the rebound line was full, I felt safe. In the current market, being strong for no more than ten minutes is specifically designed to lure you in. Some people say that the biggest source of losses since May is not seeing the wrong direction, but seeing it right but not running away! This sentence truly touched my heart. In this market, running fast is the real moat. Two points in the bag, it's not called a small pattern, it's called respecting the market. Profit retention is more important than experiencing a major market trend. From today on, I also want to be the one who runs fast.