The current market psychology:

The first type is bullish. You are optimistic about the next market, don't look at fluctuations, hold patiently and don't move until the target is reached. If you call back, you can make money.

Second, if you are not optimistic about the market but are afraid of going short, you will chase after it every time it pulls up, but you will be afraid of selling quickly at the top of the mountain when the market pulls back. As a result, you cut the meat and pull it up again, and you lost all your capital after tossing it back and forth several times.

I believe that most people fall into the second category. So a lot of leeks on the market are like this, and then you pat yourself on the back and regret it. Why don't I think about it for a few days? You should think about how to do this order, why the basis for doing it, and whether it is relatively close to your ultimate position. Direct sales are far away. You have to plan a profit-loss ratio yourself. Otherwise, it would be strange if it is not a loss.