Stop-loss really feels a bit like a breakup: you keep dragging it out without deleting or blocking. Every day you wonder, “Will they come back?” In the end, the longer you keep waiting, the more it hurts—and you even have to pay interest in both time and mindset. Recently, whenever Meme+ and celebrities get mentioned, attention rotates so fast it’s ridiculous. Newcomers rush in and it’s easy to catch the last baton, and the advice from old players isn’t without reason either. To put it plainly, when I review things now, I’m focused on just two things: whether funds are still flowing in, and whether the emotions have started to turn. If anything feels off, I admit the loss first and walk away—keeping your ammo is better than stubbornly going to the bitter end. I treat complexity like an enemy: if it’s uncertain, reduce your position. That’s it for now—I’ll keep staying up late to watch the market.