Today I almost got itchy to chase the rally again, my mouse hovering over "Confirm"… then I forced myself to stop: am I really getting new information this time, or am I just being pulled along by the candlestick patterns? I’m familiar with the rhythm of queuing up for mints, but the easiest thing to mess up in trading is actually “I’m afraid of missing out.”



Am I chasing information?
Honestly, I’m probably chasing emotions.

Recently, some places are tightening and loosening regulations on taxes and compliance, causing deposit and withdrawal expectations to fluctuate back and forth. When the group explodes, I want to add to my position, but then I calmly think: before policies are implemented, it’s just expectations fluctuating; don’t let your position follow your heartbeat. Anyway, my current rule is: place small impulsive orders to test the waters first, and the rest can wait until I’m no longer excited—just like that for now.
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