Set a goal — 300,000 U. Watching the account already grow to 88,356 U, I thought it was safe. But after taking a nap and waking up, it shrank by several ten thousand. At that moment, I was truly speechless.

This lesson was very painful. The biggest mistake was holding on to the position. Seeing the floating loss grow larger and larger, I kept thinking about holding on, not realizing that I was dancing on the edge of a knife. If you're wrong, you have to admit it. This is the most brutal truth in trading. Many people have fallen for the phrase "can still break even."

Now I’ve thought it through. Instead of struggling with losing positions, it’s better to cut losses decisively and preserve the principal. As long as the green mountains remain, opportunities will always come. Next, I will adjust my strategy and keep going. One loss is not the end, just the starting point for the next profit.