RIVER didn't chase the high this time, instead, I placed a short order at the $34 level, investing only $100 to try my luck. To be honest, such a move is basically just playing around from the perspective of the market maker—if it can push the price up to 34 to hit my order, it would take a stroke of luck on my part. The whole plan is actually very simple and straightforward: cut losses and sell at 40, and exit when it drops to 22, with no middle ground. This setup may look like gambling, but it’s actually a form of honesty with my trading rules—no predictions, just setting boundaries and letting the market decide the final outcome. It’s okay if I don’t get filled on this order; I didn’t really count on this profit anyway. Sometimes, this Zen-like attitude can help you survive longer.