The recent losses have finally broken away from the previous pattern!

This afternoon, I reviewed my trading statements from the past month carefully and found that all losses were due to subjective judgments, detached from market principles. Profitable stocks generally come from market trends—when the market is good, with high tolerance for errors, and strong stocks can be easily traded for profit. However, during major pullbacks or rotations, it tests trading skills and position management. If you can’t handle that, it’s very hard to make money. Looking back at recent losses, they were mostly from low-cost entries into random stocks. I always think my research is good, but in the end, I end up losing badly on these low-cost random stocks! According to my own model, when this happens, I should cut losses promptly and return to my pattern of hitting the board. Although the market is tough, there are still opportunities every day. Under normal circumstances, these can be identified and acted upon. So tomorrow, I will clear out a few trash stocks and honestly focus on hitting the core first boards! No more lingering attachments!