When the market fluctuates, you immediately realize who hasn't managed risk well. Yesterday's profits were wiped out in just two days, and this kind of thing is very common—some people simply don't want to admit it.

During continuous upward movements, blindly going long not only avoids stop-losses but also adds to positions. What’s the result? Most of the previous gains are given back, leaving people furious and frustrated, yet they just can't understand why position control is necessary. They work hard all day but never hedge their risks, ending up like they’ve wasted their efforts.

It's actually very simple; the key is whether the critical support can hold. If support holds, then make appropriate adjustments; if support breaks, don’t rush—look for opportunities tomorrow. The market is always there, and there's no need to go all-in every time. In trading, mindset and discipline are more important than anything else.