That day, while reviewing my trades, I realized this move had a point that I didn’t handle well. It was on the day of the rate-setting meeting: the forecasts were basically consistent. First, after the waterfall selloff, the market seemed to calm down when he spoke. I was listening to the livestream and felt that his comments were basically a mess and implied further rate hikes. He also made a statement in the square, and I had planned to close half the position. But I considered that my own position wasn’t big, and if I closed it at midnight, people wouldn’t be able to see it. Hahaha. Back when I was a small newbie, I got tricked by a blogger who said it was all risk-free—no worries, no worries. I closed the position at midnight, and when I woke up, I was instantly confused and overwhelmed. Hahahahaha. It was just too funny, so I didn’t do anything. The review is that at that time, during the rebound, I really did need to close part of the position. As for the rest, the issues weren’t that big. The sell-off really did go a bit beyond expectations, but my position size was okay. If I’m losing, then I just accept it!