The entry on this $KORU trade was okay, but I added to the position too quickly. That was the fatal mistake this time. I’ve already trimmed the position a bit—I can’t take the heat. Way too aggressive! What happens next? If Korean stocks can hold above 6.80 at today’s close, that’s fine and the problem isn’t too serious. A move above 7.00 would be a major recovery, and it could keep grinding higher tomorrow. Plus, the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report comes out at 9:30 tonight. If the report is favorable, it could rise to 7.5–8.0. If it’s unfavorable, 6.0–6.3 could still provide some support. But if KORU closes below 6.8 today, that would mean selling pressure into the close, and things could look worse tomorrow. In short, when you trade, you have to be brave. At worst, you cut your losses; at worst, you start over. As long as you stay at the table, you haven’t lost!!!