Lately, I've been feeling a bit anxious due to the market. Lisa has been staring at the candlestick chart, almost to the point of seeing problems. A few days ago, we thought we had bottomed out, but then the market fluctuated back and forth, trapping us tightly. That feeling is really uncomfortable—despite having little room for stop-loss, we still got smashed through.

Honestly, this is the part of trading that tests your mental strength the most. No matter how accurate your analysis is, once the market moves against expectations, your psychological defenses start to weaken. Sometimes, the more closely you watch, the more uncertain you feel, which can lead to poor decisions. Many times, it's not a technical issue but an emotional one. After being trapped, it's easy to become overly defensive and miss subsequent opportunities.

Now I understand a key principle: don’t keep all your attention glued to the K-line. Set your stop-loss properly and stick to your positions, and let time decide the rest. At least psychologically, it will feel better.