Market trends are always cyclical and repetitive. When opportunities arise, you often miss them perfectly; but once the market turns downward, you find yourself trapped and unable to move.

Stubbornly holding onto a position is never about conviction—it's about procrastination and increasing hidden risks. Like ignoring potential dangers, the longer you delay, the more passive you become; the longer you hold on, the more it hurts. In the end, what is lost isn't just capital, but also your mindset and trading rhythm.

Don't let a single trade trap your entire trading flow; and don't stubbornly endure it alone, sinking deeper into emotional turmoil.

Learning to adjust in time is far more important than blindly insisting. Calmly step back and clarify your thoughts: Is there still room in your position, should you hold or cut, how should you correct your rhythm? I will help you think rationally and systematically, see the situation clearly, identify your boundaries, and regain control of your trading.