The recent market movement of LIGHT has given me a real lesson. I entered a position at 2.5 dollars, watching it rise to 4.6 dollars, only for it to plummet right after. This kind of "first a bull trap, then dumping" routine has caused many to not withstand it and get liquidated.

To be honest, the most regrettable part is not missing the bottom, but not decisively adding to my position during the uptrend. Looking back now, relying solely on the initial position size won't yield the profits I should have made. This experience has given me a new understanding of the market's rhythm—it's not always necessary to stubbornly hold on during every rebound; sometimes taking profits proactively is actually the smartest way to protect the principal.

Next, I will continue to share recent investment research observations. If you are interested in market trends, feel free to discuss.