The UAI trend, after the first long upper wick appeared, was immediately followed by a bearish line. I thought an opportunity had come and entered. What happened? I was slapped in the face directly—a bullish belt hold shot back up.

In theory, I should have immediately processed the order and cut my losses, right? But that's how people are; they always hold onto a sense of luck. In fact, there were opportunities for me to exit later, but I stubbornly stayed, and in the end, my stop-loss was completely triggered.

This time I really rang the alarm for myself: once the trading system is set, it must be strictly followed, and no conditions should be made with myself. Now I'm watching the previous high position, testing whether it can break through. If it breaks through, the previous plan is completely void; if it doesn't break through, as soon as the next bearish line appears, I will enter short according to the original plan.

At the end of the day, it comes down to execution. Once the mindset is disrupted, any plan becomes futile.