Short-term, if there are technical standards, you will enter the market, no matter how empty.

In the long run, it also depends on your entry criteria. Both short-term and long-term should conform to your entry logic. It's not that you are chasing the rise of others. Seeing that it has risen so much, you should go back and vent.

This false assumption is not desirable. If you want to do it, you should do something sure. For example, your most comfortable point is to call back to the 60 line and enter more. Then this time, you jumped up and strode forward without calling back to Line 60. You missed this opportunity. What's wrong with missing it

What futures do is certain. If you miss it, you miss it. There is no shortage of opportunities in this market. If you still feel uneasy after missing these, you still need to work hard to cultivate your own mentality.