Last night I was again foolish: I wanted to quickly grab a trade, but I opened my slippage too loosely, and at the moment of execution, I directly felt a "clunk," and the more I looked at it afterward, the more I regretted it. Actually, it wasn't the market fooling me; I didn't look at the depth carefully. The layer of orders was as thin as paper, and I was still urging myself to place the order. When the rhythm gets chaotic, it's easy to chase the price.

After reviewing, there are only three points: don't confirm during the hottest emotional moments; before placing an order, take a closer look at whether the order book is thick or thin (otherwise, it's just tuition for slippage); if you really want to enter, you can split it into several smaller trades and do it slowly, rather than pushing all at once. Recently, everyone has been interpreting ETF capital flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto market rises and falls together, and I also get caught up in the rhythm, but honestly, no matter how noisy outside is, if my finger twitches, I still lose money… First, I need to get my fundamentals back.