The financial pressure during the National Day holiday still makes me feel a bit overwhelmed. On one hand, I have to repay loans, and on the other hand, there are travel expenses. My recent trading operations have been relatively smooth; I have consistently adhered to the principle of entering the market cautiously. Although the trading scale is relatively large, I have basically avoided major losses, and overall, I am still maintaining profitability.

However, the last transaction last night became a turning point. Just when I felt the market might decline, I chose to go against the trend, trying to catch the bottom. Around 3 AM, I even added to my position, as the market conditions looked very favorable at that time. Fatigue hit me, and I accidentally fell asleep. By the time the alarm woke me up, it was already too late. All my gains had evaporated, and this operation was a complete failure.

This experience has made me deeply realize that the financial market is ever-changing, and even if the performance is good in the early stages, one cannot be complacent. Overconfidence and fatigue in trading can lead to serious consequences. Now, I feel both exhausted and am contemplating how to learn from this setback to better prepare for future trades.