Today $JCT dropped 29.3%. Staring at the order book, all I can think about is the accident at Rokunan Takasei, Rinoko Park—along the Route 7. A truck coming from the Kasai JCT direction tried to make a left turn, but it simply smashed into the central median, and the Section 357 route was immediately completely blocked. This price action is just like what happened at that scene: it was going to turn, but the driver didn’t even get the steering wheel turned in time—hit after hit, straight into it. Tell me, was it caused by nodding off or a forced lane change? Nobody knows, but the accident happened just like that. The chart is the same too—before the drop it looked like there was support, and in an instant it got smashed through without even leaving a buffer. The Obon season just ended; people haven’t fully snapped out of it, and when driving it’s easy to get drowsy, and it’s also easy to become numb while watching the market. The principle of safe driving doesn’t change when applied to trading at all: don’t run overly heavy position sizes, and don’t rush at corners—once you “rush,” it could be a major lesson. Today’s 29.3% isn’t just a number; it’s more like a reminder to replay and review an accident. Looking back, could it be that I’m also like that truck—suddenly losing control when the whole line looked smooth and uninterrupted? $JCT