Do friends who engage in financial trading encounter situations like this? With the changing supply and demand patterns, a trade was placed that was profitable and continued to rise until it hit a certain resistance level and then retraced. It dropped but did not reach the stop-loss point. Reluctant to close the position, it continued to fall until a loss occurred. One thinks, 'I had it so high before, why didn’t I close it?' An originally profitable order turned into a loss due to human greed. This is actually counterintuitive in trading. For example: there was a girl who, during a previous relationship, found a boyfriend who was relatively outstanding in many aspects. After they broke up, she went on several blind dates, comparing each blind date to her previous boyfriend. She thought, 'He was so excellent, I can wait.' As time passed, she didn't consider that her age was increasing. Consequently, it became increasingly difficult for her to find a partner, turning a good situation into that of an older single woman. This is what I want to share today: regardless of whether we are in life, work, or trading, there exists a phenomenon in economics known as 'anchoring efficiency.' Therefore, some things need to be timed, as some opportunities are fleeting. I will share with you practical insights and tips.