Yesterday, I posted in the square about concerns over a rebound in the market, so I started gradually reducing my positions. When it reached 2903, I sold all 10 remaining oil contracts, with an average closing price of 2962.

To be honest, I sold too early. But this is my own trading system—preferring to miss out on some gains rather than risk a rebound. If there is a rebound later, I won't regret it because capital safety always comes first. As long as I lock in profits, I can decide when to re-enter the market.

Today’s operation was to add positions at 2700 and 1700, and now I hold over 4000 oil contracts. The day's profit is 30,000 yuan—honestly, this achievement is already enough for me. My perspective means I won't get the last piece of this copycat market’s gains, but that’s the logic of short-term trading.

A bit of regret—maybe I could have earned more by holding a bit longer. But overall, risk control and executing my system are more important than chasing maximum returns. This is how I understand stable short-term trading.