At the beginning of trading, everyone goes through this stage because trading can really get carried away.

It’s not like a regular job; the thrill and feedback from trading are too fast and direct. If you do it right, you make money immediately; if you do it wrong, you get punished right away. That kind of tension, the immediate satisfaction of success or failure, will make people dive in headfirst and unable to stop.
What is most appealing is not money, but the feeling of "control"—the sense of carving a path through the market based on your own judgment. This sense of affirmation is something that is indeed hard to experience in other industries.
Moreover, trading gives people a sense of illusory freedom, no need to clock in, no commuting, no need to please the boss, you just need to keep an eye on the market, and the future wealth and freedom seem within reach. The deeper you go, the more you feel that only trading is the "real business," and everything else feels like a distraction.
So I actually understand this feeling very well, but it is also a very bad and dangerous state because once the market does not give you returns, your life seems to lose its meaning.
If you have this feeling, we must adjust our state. We must remember one iron rule: you trade not to escape life, but to live better.
I suggest you pause trading for a while, adjust your state, and not let yourself fall into a particularly obsessive mood.
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