Trading contracts, no one can guarantee every trade will be correct.

Chasing high positions, going against the trend, not setting stop-losses, heavily entering positions—these are the root causes of most people getting trapped.

Watching the account's floating losses grow day by day, unwilling to cut losses, afraid to add positions, holding on more and more nervously, even staying up late watching the market in a breakdown—this is the real dilemma faced by countless contract traders.

But I want to say: being trapped in a contract is not scary; what’s scary is operating recklessly with emotions.
Holding on and waiting for death, blindly adding to positions, frequently cutting losses, repeatedly chasing highs and selling lows—these will only turn small losses into big ones, shallow traps into deep ones, ultimately getting completely stuck and unable to turn around.

Getting out of a trap has never relied on luck, but on a clear trading plan, strict risk control, and precise timing.
Just like I’ve guided everyone before—entering at the right points, exiting steadily—it's because I planned the wave rhythm in advance, so I wouldn’t lose composure due to market fluctuations.

If you are currently suffering from being trapped, instead of panicking and operating recklessly, it’s better to stop first, clarify the trend, control your position size, and follow a professional.
It’s much better than blindly holding or operating without direction.