I recently noticed a rather interesting phenomenon —

The actions of a certain trader are simply a contrarian indicator: in a bull market, they desperately short, while in a bear market, they stubbornly hold long positions. Then every time they make the news, it's because they are stubbornly enduring unrealized losses...

To be honest, seeing this kind of operation gives me a strange sense of familiarity. It reminds me of my past when I used to do the same thing: going short when the market rose and going long when it fell, and in the end, my account became a "museum of stubborn positions." Looking back now, I was really obstinate back then, always believing that the market would prove me right.

Have you had similar experiences?