Move a bit; being immobile is for the old and worn-out.

Last night, before clearing out 3075, I accidentally grabbed an order at today's lowest point during the pullback.
Currently, short-term long positions are being held, with no plans at the four-hour level or above. Since exiting the bottom positions last night, I have only been executing short-term trades in these two days.
Two ideas
One is not to short the position.
Another long position, I'm also afraid I won't get the entry point, so I'll do a margin call, in your words, you taught me, first trap myself in.
If you can accept it, then actively set the trap for anything below 3000. Orders below 3000 will all offer a profit margin above 3075. Anyway, it’s all about these profits. Whether you enter at 3000 and hold, or at 2980 which is relatively reasonable, or at 2xxx which is the best reasonable position, it depends on the individual!
But what I want to say is that adding to your position is not just randomly done. It's not that if you enter at 3000 and the price drops to 2980 by twenty points, you should add to your second position! Any position above 3000 is essentially a support level at this level. Theoretically, there is only this one opportunity to add to your position at this level.
Finally, let me say something useless. I suggest you go to the position I mentioned to place your orders. I estimate you won't be able to wait; life only lasts a few tens of thousands of days, and waiting means wasting several days, which is too much time wasted. Plus, it's really easy for you to make money at work. A little gambling is just for fun; treat contract trading like playing Dou Di Zhu, it's enjoyable and can be relaxing. Just the day before yesterday, this is actively getting trapped, it’s like you voluntarily placed yourself in that position. Don't be psychologically prepared to get trapped, and then when you really get trapped, you start going home and don’t dare tell your wife.