Just turned off group message notifications in Do Not Disturb mode. It’s not that the group is bad; it’s that I realized recently I’ve been making impulsive trades. When I go in, 80% of the time I end up looking at someone “big shot’s” screenshots or a KOL’s analysis, and then I jump in with a hot head. When I think back, how many of those screenshots were set up in advance by others, and how many were just temporary impulses? In terms of probability, why should I be able to catch that “golden thread” just right?

Lately, all kinds of interpretations have been flying around about ETF fund flows and risk appetite in the US stock market—some say “decoupling,” others say “linkage.” After reading too much, it only gets more chaotic. Anyway, for my part, I review in the evening, draw the stop-loss line, and keep my position unchanged. If you really believe in probabilities, don’t put your fate on the “direction” someone else’s mouth is telling you. That’s it for now—don’t let KOLs take over your mind.