Every round of extreme market conditions is a ruthless elimination contest. When prices rise, there's no chance to chase; when they fall, there's no room for hesitation. Stop-losses are breached, positions are forcibly liquidated, and many people don't even have time to react.

People often ask me: Should I give up? Am I not suited for this market? I usually just smile.

Because I am all too familiar with that state—
Deep down, you're scared but unwilling to give up;
Your hand wants to close the position, but your eyes are still glued to the K-line;
You want to exit, but you can't bear the costs you've already paid.

But I always believe that as long as you're sitting in front of the screen thinking about "how to handle it," rather than just "how to escape," you're already growing. Staying rational in such market conditions is itself a form of strength.

I'm not an expert from the start either.
I've experienced consecutive margin calls, with my account dropping from five figures to the bottom, then slowly climbing back;
Gone through the chaos of chasing gains and selling at a loss, and endured long nights of solo review.
No one can bear those losses for you, but they force you to learn emotional control and respect the market.

The market itself has no good or evil; what truly consumes people are fear and impulsiveness.

If you're currently struggling with a trapped position and don't know whether to enter or exit, you can also come talk to me. I can help you sort out your positions and ideas. Whatever I can help with, I will do my best to assist.