Here's a brief explanation of my personal trading style for your reference:

1. Some trades are exploratory and involve initial entries, along with plans for adding positions. So, if there's a small unrealized loss, don't be too nervous. Of course, if there's a trade that goes straight into profit, those are usually pending orders at precise levels.
2. Occasionally, after a small timeframe break, if the position isn't too large, I will perform T+0 trading at the next support or resistance level. So, trust the trader's control. If you exit early and realize a loss, you might fall behind the rhythm—miss out on gains or take unnecessary hits. I don't want such situations to happen. Once you've chosen to trade, trust the process. When profits reach a certain level, I will notify everyone to withdraw profits before re-entering.
3. I don't rely on a get-rich-quick gambling approach, but there's a misconception that I add more margin initially, making the trades look large, while the actual positions are not big.
4. Let's continue working hard in 2026. Keep it up! Welcome like-minded friends to move forward together.