After several days of thorough cleaning, the fees began to turn negative, and highly leveraged long positions were wiped out. The market has returned to a period of consolidation, which is the favorite time for contract players, especially for someone like me who enjoys swing trading. As long as one does not chase rising prices or sell at falling prices, it is still quite easy to accumulate some money for the New Year. Identifying the reasons for losses and strictly adhering to discipline to avoid making the same mistakes again is crucial. The entry point significantly determines the risk-reward ratio, and the correctness of the buying direction determines whether one can make a profit. If both of these conditions are met, making money is not too difficult. Making big money relies on luck, while making small money relies on learning technical analysis and enriching one’s understanding, combined with continuous practice. Additionally, one must restrain human greed, know what one wants, what one cannot have, and what one cannot afford. Keeping a clear mind, being rational, and respecting the market are essential.