The market is in a state of fluctuation, and many people are starting to get restless, hoping to make quick money by placing orders. But reality is often harsh—once you successfully open a position, the probability of being caught in a loss is almost 100%. At best, you cut your losses and exit; at worst, you get liquidated directly.

This is why we need to stay calm. As ordinary traders, winning or losing isn't that important; what truly matters is avoiding decisions that are bound to lose money.

Instead of staring at the market for opportunities, why not use this calm period to do something else—spend time with family, meet friends, try new things. These activities not only make life more fulfilling but are also much more worthwhile than getting cut by the market. Sometimes, doing nothing is the best move.