Just sold what I bought yesterday. Actually, I originally wanted to wait for the stock to rise to around 12 before selling.

Let me share my first experience with options trading.

It's quite similar to my intraday ultra-short trading.

But honestly, I prefer ultra-short trading because the pace is faster. Due to limited capital, the options and stocks I bought aren't very popular, so the reaction during trading is a bit slow.

Of course, it might also be that I'm slow to react.

To recover my losses this year, I might have to focus on intraday options.

Because my account is already down 70%. Without ultra-short trading or options, it's basically impossible to break even.

But it's not an easy path either—it's tough. I blame myself for never setting stop-losses, which is why I kept losing on Jack Ma's stocks and quantum stocks.

So it's my own fault. Can't change my personality—what can I do?

From now on, when I officially trade intraday options, I must set stop-losses. No more recklessness.

Just started, still a bit unaccustomed. I'll get used to it.

This time, I didn't lose money—just got lucky. That's all for today.

Stay positive and keep working hard. I'll reap the rewards.@MTGA