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After the market fluctuations yesterday, the weekend over the past two days, I don't expect much more movement.
When trading, you must strictly discipline yourself.
I talked with a friend who trades US stocks, and many times, the trading system is quite good, but it's always a matter of personality and mindset.
He shared a stock with me, took profits, but it kept falling afterward, then sighed, wondering how much profit he would have made if he hadn't closed the position.
Here I can't help but sigh—seeking profit and avoiding harm is human nature.
But when we trade, we must have a long-term plan.
Your goal is not to "reach maximum profit" every time, but to ensure overall stability and long-term gains.
The gradually decreasing "regret" itself is part of your growth in trading skills.