Today I came across a sentence that deeply moved me: “Savage beasts always go alone; noise doesn’t need a reply.”

I myself am a bit of an order-oriented type and highly sensitive. Even though I clearly understand that the world is a non-linear chaos system, and that getting what you want is luck while things not going your way is the norm, when I run into trash people and trash matters, negative energy can still disrupt my composure.

The good thing is that the positive feedback from trading is gradually building. Slowly, I’m realizing, “I’m not bad either.”

You should know that three years ago I didn’t dare to touch contracts. Even earlier, I suffered a major loss in commodity futures. For example, when RSI was below 20, I still dared to go all-in long on rebar. And on the eve of the primary downtrend wave in pulp futures, I couldn’t hold up against floating losses and stopped out—things like that.

Noise is always there. All you can do is control your own feedback. You can choose to reject it, turning it into a false breakout.

Look forward—don’t look back.