Last night I paid my tuition again... I clearly wrote a note "Don't chase orders," but I still got itchy. The moment I entered the position, a slippage hit me hard, and the market looked quite lively. Only after placing the order did I realize the depth was as thin as paper. I added to my position twice, and the more I added, the more frantic I became. In the end, my stop-loss was pushed lower by myself, basically emotional trading.



Then I muted the group chat. Suddenly, the world became much quieter, no one shouting "Attention is mining," or "Social mining is taking off," and I could instead focus on my own transaction records: small orders are for testing, don’t go all-in right away; waiting to place limit orders instead of market orders. When I calmed down, I realized I wasn’t losing because of the market, but because I wanted to prove I was right. That’s it for now; tomorrow I’ll post the rules more prominently.
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