The market is always teaching everyone lessons; every time there is a large bearish candlestick after a rally, it means a group of friends who chased the high are firmly trapped.

Many people’s first reaction after being trapped is either to panic and cut losses recklessly or to lie flat and pretend to be dead, but both approaches often only make them more passive.
Truly mature traders never let emotions lead them. After being trapped, the first step is not to rush into action, but to first identify the trend clearly, calculate the costs accurately, and then develop a complete response plan based on their position and level of entrapment.
Market fluctuations are normal; there is no such thing as an always rising market, nor an always falling trend.
Instead of panicking and making reckless moves, it’s better to calm down, use a rational rhythm, and turn passive entrapment into active opportunities.
Remember, there are no unsolvable traps in trading, only people who don’t know how to respond.