I've suffered heavy losses with the Nasdaq these past couple of days. Then I tried trading the more volatile Dow Jones and got liquidated. Luckily, I only transferred half of my funds. Otherwise, I might have blown up completely. Because I didn't set a stop loss, the Nasdaq resisted a 1,000-point drop. Today was the worst. I originally made a $200 profit. Now I've given it all back, breaking even on the loss. Truly, it's so damn frustrating. Every time I have profits but don't sell, I end up holding through losses. Later, I fixed the issue by setting stop losses, but I keep hitting them—20, 50, 100 points. No matter how I set it, it doesn't work. Holding onto a long position is really tough and painful. This rally was the last crazy push. I will still trade the Nasdaq. I don't think the CPI data looks optimistic. The ceasefire can't explain why the market suddenly surged. The previous trend was already very weak before the spike. I think there's at least an 8,000-point decline coming. This Sunday and next Monday are critical. I'm watching closely.