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I understand that feeling all too well — holding a position in your hand, staring at the screen, wondering how much you can make this time. Not knowing how much you will ultimately profit from arbitrage, not knowing when to exit, just waiting like that. Time passes second by second, and all you have in your mind are various hypotheses: What if it goes up? What if it goes down? What if the policy changes? The hardest part is this waiting process — not when building the position, not when stopping the loss, but in that state of uncertainty. Knowing the outcome is already determined, but only feeling at ease once the money is truly in your pocket. During these agonizing days, every second feels like an hour. Have you ever experienced moments like this?
Honestly, the most tormenting thing is knowing you should sell but being reluctant to part with that one or two percentage points.
I often wake up startled in the middle of the night, and it's always in my dreams that I close my positions.
But on the other hand, those who can resist frequent trading have already won most of the battle.
The phrase "one second, one hour" is spot on; I deeply resonate with it.
The biggest enemy of a person is always their own fear and greed, haha.
1. This taste is really amazing, I can't take my eyes off the screen for fear of missing anything
2. Whether to leverage or not, you have to wait, but this process can drive people crazy
3. The worst thing is the suspense, which is even more uncomfortable than losing money directly
4. Five hypotheses in one second, the brain is spinning so fast
5. Before cashing out, it really feels like years, who understands
We agreed not to watch the market, but I still can't help but refresh.
That hanging feeling is the most deadly, even more uncomfortable than a direct margin call.
Deciding whether to enter or exit is really difficult, afraid that it will rebound immediately after exiting.
A slight policy change can make the heart tremble, it's so annoying.
The moment you lock in profits is truly reassuring; before that, it was all just gambling.
Those who make it through are veterans; beginners simply can't wait that long.
Sometimes I think waiting is more mentally exhausting than trading, haha.