Lately, I've been watching memes and celebrities calling out trades in waves, and it feels like attention shifts faster than the market itself, like scrolling through short videos—one slip of the finger and you're in the market. Anyway, I set a rule for myself: as long as I realize that "I'm afraid of missing out" rather than "I truly understand," I stop right there, turn off the candlestick chart, and take a look at that volatility "electrocardiogram"—if it's already spiking ridiculously and emotions are clearly overextended, then it's probably the last call. Experienced traders say not to catch the last wave, I used to disagree, but now I believe it... Better to miss the hype than to use real money to provide liquidity for others at the hottest moment. That's it for now.