Last night, I was optimistic about AIA's trend and opened both long and short positions. The long position had 500U more than the short. I held the position from the 0.28 level, and I didn't expect to be stopped out with a 130U loss right after waking up. I spent the entire morning watching the market for a rebound opportunity.

Looking back at this wave of decline, there was still a 50U profit at 0.238, but I was reluctant to close. When it reached 0.228, I could still break even, so I didn't act. Just now, the price dropped to 0.206, and I couldn't resist closing all positions with a single click, resulting in a 70U loss on the long. Now I am again bullish, but the overall situation was unstable, and I got shaken out.

The most regretful part is that I missed several opportunities to turn around midway. Sometimes, the market is like this—poor judgment and execution lead to being caught by the main forces' harvest. I also saw some friends who follow trades blowing up their accounts, mostly due to fixed-size copying—small positions are fine for short-term trading, but fixed-size copying in a double-open market is a guaranteed way to get wiped out.

Now I am out of the market and will continue to observe the subsequent trend.