Whether it's physical goods or market trends, when a surge overheats, a pullback is inevitable—trading is about mastering the inner sense of proportion.

$XAG Short position on silver contract, 100x leverage with a small test order, average entry price 62.83, current price 60.75, return rate 307.74%.

In my early years, I was always swept away by short-term rallies, chasing upward moves and incurring continuous losses. After two years of settling down, I gradually became clear: there's no need to chase every wave of increase; patiently waiting for the pullback window after the heat fades is the steady opportunity.
Only use idle small funds for positioning, never gamble with living reserves on heavy positions. Recognize when bullish momentum has exhausted and then ride the short trend. Slowing down actually yields substantial returns.

People's minds are easily swayed by short-term fluctuations. Opening positions with a restless mindset means eight out of ten trades will deviate from expected judgments.
Trading is never about comparing single trade returns; preserving principal over the long term and steadily accumulating gains is far more meaningful than chasing short-term explosive profits.$BLUR $VANRY