Recent reflections from my review

The biggest realization during this time can be summed up in one sentence:

Doing less on the right side makes it really easy to make foolish mistakes.

Many of my losing trades are essentially due to FOMO chasing highs,

only to find that I can't hold on, immediately cutting losses.

In the current liquidity environment,

the win rate is low, the odds are low, and it consumes a lot of energy,

and there aren't enough buyers for the second stage.

Moving forward, I need to deliberately reduce these kinds of trades.

The fear of missing out also requires a change in mindset.

It's not just about asking, 'Why did I buy, why did I sell,'

but also asking:

'Why didn't I buy?'

Missing out isn't scary,

but randomly buying, becoming distracted, and being led by the market is scary.

From now on, I'd rather miss out than jump in recklessly.

Selling is still my weak point.

Especially the first trade,

I get scared of losses at the first pullback and tend to take profits too early.

This needs continued practice,

selling can't rely on feelings, only on a plan.

One last point: I need to believe in myself more.

What I believe in should be held onto,

even if no one is coming in or believing at the moment.

The recent stocks I mentioned were called out when they had a market value of just a few thousand,

and at that time, no one paid attention,

when the market finally reacted, I could only watch others make tenfold profits.

Missing out isn't a matter of luck,

most of the time it's because I don't believe in myself first.

Take it slow,

the most important thing right now isn't how fast I can earn,

but not to be repeatedly educated by emotions.