Suffered a loss at the key level of 94,000. I initially went short expecting a decline, but the market moved beyond expectations, and I couldn't hold on, forcing me to switch strategies and go long. However, I also missed the right timing for the long position, didn't sell at the high, and ended up only making half the profit. But fortunately, I reacted quickly and wasn't caught in a trap.

This experience taught me one thing: the biggest fear in trading is obsession. The market changes in an instant, and your judgment might be wrong at any moment. Instead of stubbornly sticking to a single view, it's better to stay flexible. Allow yourself to make mistakes and accept that plans can be broken; adjusting to the trend is wiser than fighting against it. The more open-minded you are, the better you can seize opportunities. This is not only a trading skill but also a life philosophy.