Market conditions are ever-changing, and if you're not careful, you can get trapped or even hit a stop loss. After experiencing 9.22 and 10.11, you will find that sometimes the market can be overwhelming, with a long wick candle hitting the stop loss up and down, and the losses can be significant—a double kill for both long and short. In fact, using the five-day moving average and the thirty-day moving average as a lifeline, buying on the upward pullback and selling on the downward pullback is quite effective. Sometimes the market is pretty accurate.

When placing orders, you must not be anxious. You need to have your own thinking and operating methods. Listen less and think more for yourself. Short when you should short, and go long when you should go long. When corresponding signals appear, you must be decisive. Take profit when you should, and when it's time to stop loss, you must exit. Preserve your capital to earn more profits.
Trading is a double-edged sword; it can lead to "wealth" or "loss," depending on how one manages it. Therefore, it is essential to continually learn and summarize experiences. Master your own skills and make earning money as simple as breathing.