The most frustrating market is the sideways trend—no rise, no fall, but it's the easiest to be repeatedly trapped and exploited.

In yesterday's rhythm, how many people chased short positions at the low and ended up getting caught? Honestly, this isn't a problem with the market itself but with the rhythm.

The biggest taboo in a sideways market is chasing short positions at the bottom of the range or chasing longs at the top. It may seem like following the trend, but you're actually stepping right into the main force's reverse move. Once there's a rebound, being caught is inevitable.

Instead of anxiously watching the charts alone, it's better to discuss your trades.
Sometimes, the point you're stuck on can be obvious to others. The direction you can't see clearly can be understood from a different perspective, leading to a solution.

Boring markets don't necessarily require frequent trading.
Talking about strategies, analyzing structure, and finding rhythm are actually more important.

If you currently have positions trapped,
where did you enter, how large is your position, are you holding on stubbornly or planning to close?
Let's exchange ideas and see whether to wait for a rebound to reduce positions, or to exit during a rebound, or even whether there's an opportunity to hedge and turn passive into active.

The market is active every day, but your capital is only one.
Making more money isn't as important as surviving longer—staying alive is the only way to turn things around.