$PIPPIN Many people have experienced this state:

When the market fluctuates, you stare at the screen, afraid to turn off your phone, fearing you might miss the opportunity to get rich.

But have you ever thought, is what you missed really an opportunity?

It could also be a loss that should have been avoided.

$PLAY What truly causes people to lose big is not missing out on the big trend,

but moving too much when you shouldn't.

In a volatile market, going long gets hit, going short also gets hit,

when emotions take over, all analysis is gone,

stop-losses get hit again and again, and in the end, you simply don't set stop-losses, just leaving a phrase "I don't believe it won't come back."

$BEAT The hardest part in volatility is not understanding the market,

but understanding it and still being able to resist placing orders.

You think you’re afraid of missing opportunities,

but more often than not, you are avoiding traps.

And this is precisely where Sister Xi is the strongest.

It’s not about proving strength by "placing orders every day,"

but knowing when not to act,

continuously keeping risks outside the account.

True strength,

has never been about how often you enter the market,

but understanding when it is necessary to exit.