Write a summary. I went all in yesterday, after all its upward trend was similar to Bitcoin's, but then Citron maliciously shorted it. Otherwise, it could have risen by 1 million, but now I've lost 1.2 million. I advise everyone not to go all in casually because once you're all in, you can't even build a position, otherwise, you could have made back a lot. This is the worst performance in the two weeks I've been trading options, somewhat similar to last week. Last week, they deliberately pulled it down before pumping it, and I held on. This time, they maliciously shorted it early, which I really didn't expect. Although it rose again today, it only slightly offset the losses.

When I first started trading U.S. stocks, I went from 150% to losing 90%, losing 360k. Later, I made a total profit of 600k from options but lost 500k. This Wednesday, I made another 1 million, but now I've directly lost 1.2 million, with a principal loss of 200k. It's okay—I've only been trading options for two weeks; it's just tuition fees. 🫡

Whatever, just start over. I'm in a good mindset. I've learned my lesson this time—no more all-in and timely stop-loss. $Strategy(MSTR.US)