Once again, I guessed correctly 🤣

Alright, to be serious, the core issue still lies in liquidity. The boom (money flow) brought by Wall Street is fading because the global liquidity expectations are shrinking: the Federal Reserve's rate hike expectations, the little Japanese wanting to raise rates but afraid to offend the big brother and can only wait for the big brother to hike first, Europe has already put rate hikes on the agenda, and the World Cup curse is attracting gamblers worldwide (most participants in the financial circle have a strong gambling tendency).
Actually, whatever you do, you need to review more. Whether it's financial investment or life matters, even dedicating an hour each day to sit quietly with a cup of tea, a cigarette, and some leisure is good.
Finally, a report on recent practical trading records (not showing specific profits to avoid dissatisfaction). In short, there are gains and losses, but the key is having a clear logical approach.