After gold rebounded 10%, it faced resistance around 4450. Post-CPI release, it tried to break through two or three times but still came back down. The good news is it hasn’t dropped below 4400; the bad news is we don’t know how long it’ll keep consolidating. But relatively speaking, gold’s movement is pretty smooth. Unlike B, which is sleepwalking every day. This kind of situation is where there’s no capital stepping in, nor does anyone want to step in. Only when most retail investors can’t take it anymore and leave will the trend really start. For products with small and stable fluctuations, you can go in with a big position. For those with big swings, I used to think that if the position is big and the volatility is high, you could make a nice profit on a rebound. Now I feel like the psychological stress and energy it consumes aren’t worth it. Not worth it. ‍♂️ Position control and psychological tactics—these lessons can only be learned through real losses with real money. What you read on paper always feels shallow; you truly understand only when you experience it yourself.