I spent 20u to summarize K's road to liquidation, from 100% winning rate and +200% return rate for 1 month to liquidation overnight (I forgot to take a screenshot of yesterday's profit chart 2333)

Reasons for liquidation: left-side trading, resisting orders, and going all out (adding 3500u to increase sunk costs)

1. The lucky one who traded on the left

I have to say that K's left-side trading strategy is quite interesting:

Profits are gained by catching several consecutive rising overheated markets and chasing the decline (according to K, the rise is killed, and the decline is not chased a few times)

Of course, I only admire the technique and luck. It is not advisable to take advantage of the situation and go against the trend (although there is a little joy in following the dealer to sell and kill the rise. Oh, I am too dark, creeping, creeping, crawling)

2. Limitations of intuition

The following is just my guess. It is estimated that the market has been in a state of small fluctuations for a long time (compared to the past two days), which has prolonged K's thinking inertia and led to irrational behavior in subsequent resistance to orders and margin calls.

So trading still requires stripping away emotions, as for intuition, it depends on the individual (some may be geniuses hhh)

3. Summary

The market is cruel and treats everything as straw dogs

Retail investors should not have the tendency to go long or short, and should always reflect on themselves and be cautious.