Just now, I got itchy again and wanted to place a market order—my mouse hovered for two seconds, but I decided against it... Once liquidity dries up, slippage can pierce right through people’s mindset. The term “bottom fishing” sounds pretty cool, but in reality it’s more like, “Can I even survive until the rebound?” Right now, I’m only leaving small orders in batches; I’d rather have the trades fill more slowly than get popped all at once by a single needle.

These past two days, Meme and celebrity calls have been cycling back into the spotlight. When new people in the group get excited and want to rush in—basically, when attention starts to ebb, the final baton is really hard to catch. Figure out your position, margin, and retreat route first—only if you can survive will there be a next time. Anyway, I’m still sticking to the same line: Don’t chase the candlestick chart—practice first.