A netizen has been feeling restless, unable to sleep all night, and emotionally tense recently. They have been plagued by anxiety and have been unable to heal themselves for a long time. Helpless, he took some time to see a psychologist at the hospital, hoping to have a professional doctor diagnose and treat him. After a thorough consultation and evaluation, the doctor solemnly informed him that he had suffered from severe anxiety disorder and needed to be well regulated and cooperate with treatment. After listening to the doctor's diagnosis, the man did not defend himself too much, nor did he say much about his emotional problems. He just silently opened his trading account and handed it to the doctor. The doctor, who was originally calm and accustomed to seeing various emotional patients, fell silent instantly after seeing the red positions and dismal profit and loss data on the screen. After a full three seconds of silence, the doctor's expression became noticeably more serious, and he slowly spoke frankly, "To be honest, after reading your account, I'm also a little anxious The man listened with some confusion and asked the doctor, "I'm here to treat anxiety, what are you anxious about The doctor sighed helplessly and said, "I'm afraid you might act impulsively and do something irrational Upon hearing the doctor's concerns, the man remained particularly calm, no longer feeling the initial panic and breakdown. He calmly told the doctor that he had already become accustomed to it. Since his trading account has been consistently red and losing money for a long time, he has long been tempered by the market. Ordinary emotional anxiety and psychological friction, in the face of huge losses, cannot be considered a serious illness at all, and over time, they may even become completely numb. The doctor looked at his calm and sad expression, completely devoid of any treatment ideas, and gave the most down-to-earth and authentic medical advice: "You don't need to take medicine or do psychological counseling for this situation. Withdraw all the money from the exchange and leave completely. It's more effective than any special medicine This was supposed to be the best way to cure anxiety, but the man shook his head and persistently said the obsession of all retail investors: "Wait a little longer, I'll take it one more time, and when I recoup my investment, I won't speculate anymore Upon hearing these familiar yet unsolvable words, the doctor was completely helpless and gave up persuasion. Finally, the doctor silently shook his head and directly helped him process the refund. In the eyes of doctors, ordinary anxiety can be treated, but those who are too obsessed with trading are truly beyond cure.