The overall investment curve isn’t determined by one or two decisions. Sure, making quick money is great, but stepping into a new market often requires adapting to a new style. The key still lies in position management, market rhythm, and controlling risk and odds. Based on this premise, my self-assessment boils down to two points: First, I’m someone who doesn’t like bottom-fishing and prefers chasing upward trends. For me, the right approach is to wait for signals, not blindly follow the crowd to catch the bottom. When I saw the rate hike as a rebound trigger, that’s when I made my move, and my trading system started to kick in. Second, I’m not good at catching the tail end of the trend. I move fast and don’t want to endure too much uncertainty. So, during this rebound, I exited during tonight’s night session—I don’t hold positions over the weekend as a way to respect my sleep quality. When actions align with beliefs, you can eliminate most of the internal friction.