$FOLKS this move has taught me quite a few lessons. Combining two accounts with over 6,000 US dollars, I basically got wiped out in this round of the market. The bravado I showed earlier actually became a psychological burden, and in the end, I couldn't hold back and closed my position. Looking back, the problem couldn't be clearer—poor position management. This trade is probably a lesson learned with real money. What I want to tell everyone is: the easiest thing to mess up in trading isn't misjudging the market, but losing control of your mindset. Especially during the holding phase, once the principal shrinks significantly, the mental defense line is prone to collapse. Instead of regretting afterward, it's better to manage your position well from the start and leave yourself room to maneuver. That way, even if faced with unfavorable situations, there's still a chance to turn things around.