The most tormenting thing in short-term trading isn’t losing money—it’s making 50U and then running, only to watch the market keep going up. The rest of the profit that follows has nothing to do with you. In a fit of anger, you put the entire fund straight into another asset. You didn’t check the technicals, didn’t plan the entry price, and everything relied on your instincts from watching the chart during that period to guess how the main force operates. In plain terms, it’s basically a gamble. After things cool down, you also understand that futures contracts themselves carry high risk, and relying on guessing fund movements is the least reliable approach. All you can do is wait for the market to give the result—and remind yourself that no matter whether you profit or lose, next time you must never place orders so impulsively again.