🚫 1. Poor condition, absolutely do not trade$GRT

Exhausted, low mood, even after a fight or slightly intoxicated... During these times, your judgment will sharply decline. Remember, the market doesn't care about your condition; it will only punish your mistakes. If you're tired, go to sleep. The market is always open.
🚫 2. Noisy environment, absolutely do not trade
Family watching TV, friends gathering and chatting—during these times, just enjoy life peacefully. The result of multitasking is often missing the best buy or sell points or placing wrong orders. Trading requires focus; distraction is risky.
🚫 3. Outside the plan, absolutely do not trade
“Feels like it's going up, rush in!” “Everyone's making money, I want in too!”—this impulsive “FOMO” emotion is the fastest scythe for harvesting the little guys. Don't trade in unfamiliar markets; opportunities outside your plan don't belong to you.
🚫 4. Key moments, cautious observation
Major data releases (such as Non-Farm Payrolls, CPI), public holidays, low market liquidity—extreme market conditions are prone to occur. In these “storm eyes,” the best strategy is to watch from the sidelines, not to grab the hot potato.
🚫 5. Stop immediately after consecutive losses
After a series of losses, it's easy for your mindset to explode, leading to a gambler's mentality of “must win back immediately.” This kind of operation becomes distorted and only makes the hole bigger. If you lose money, close the software and go for a walk.
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💡 Core summary
Control your hand, and you will protect your principal.
The market is always there, opportunities are always present, and the shuttle bus is always on its way!