Avoid chasing gains and panic selling in live trading: Gambling mentality leads to overconfidence, resulting in a 13% loss.

StrawberryIce · 2026-03-06T07:22:06+00:00

The article describes the author's emotional fluctuations and setbacks experienced in stock trading, ultimately leading to significant losses due to blind following. After reflection, the author believes that in rotating markets, staying out of the market or controlling positions is a wiser choice.

StrawberryIce

2026-03-06 07:22:06

Abstract generation in progress

Today I was completely caught up in gambling instincts.

All the signals hit by the end of the day, and I spent the whole day fighting against my own emotions. At 2:35, I cleared my position and went all-in on Huasheng; it wasn’t until 2:45 that I realized I was too old-fashioned. Tuowei Information was proactive, while Huasheng was passive and just followed.

This is really frustrating. It’s meaningless, absolutely meaningless. I endured all day, losing 13 points, 7 points, 6 points. It’s too hard to trade.

It’s so torturous. I spent the whole day thinking, holding back, resisting, practicing discipline, and finally realized that in a rotating market, it’s best to stay short or control your position.

Give a like, have a great weekend.

[Taogu Ba]

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