Last night, the daily chart showed a large bullish candle as expected, and this round of market movement once again confirmed my trend judgment. But honestly, this operation also taught me a lesson — never let too many voices interfere with my trading logic again.

In the copy trading group with over 300 members, more than 40 repeatedly advised me not to be too obsessed with the pattern, saying I should take the pullback when it occurs. As a result, these people missed the move. Ironically, I held a long position for half a month, and last night, although I was persuaded to take some profit during the pullback, what I saw was a full-scale rally.

Today, someone asked me why I didn't show the pattern. The funny thing is, those who were advising against it a couple of days ago are now asking the same question. I really can't understand it.

To be honest, I did miss the rally with my swing short position, but because I set a very small stop-loss in advance, I avoided a significant retracement. That’s probably a blessing in disguise.

What I want to say is: follow the signals if you want, but don't be overly confident in giving advice. I'm not complaining, nor making excuses, just feeling sorry for those who didn't hold onto this rally. During these half a month, my first short position coincidentally encountered a rally. If you don't want to follow anymore, just withdraw your funds, but please don't keep giving advice frequently. Thank you all.