Reflections on reading Gu Shen's 'Seeing Everything Right, Losing It All' -- Insight into the market, but hard to cross one's own heart.

After reading about God Gu's trading experience throughout the night, my heart is filled with sighs and heaviness. This isn't an ordinary record of losses; it's a real tragedy where he accurately predicted all market movements, yet was defeated by human nature, mindset, and obsession.

God Gu's capability is beyond doubt. APP, NET, Boeing, Albemarle, BE, Nasdaq—not a single one of the six targets was misjudged. Every price movement perfectly aligned with his predictions. This should have been the moment to seal his legendary status and return with a full load. Yet, the final outcome was a brutal loss of 60,000, transforming him from a confident predictor holding all the cards into a self-mocking "clown." This gap is far more heartbreaking than losses caused by misjudgment.

God Gu says he's no longer the stock god Little Gu of the past. But this defeat was never a collapse of ability; it's the harshest lesson on the path of growth. In the trading markets, skill and vision are the entry ticket, while mindset, discipline, and composure are the moat that protects profits. Those recurring patterns are never a reason for reckless heavy positions; the opinions of others should never replace one's own judgment.

The market never lacks opportunities; what's lacking is the mindset that matches one's vision and the execution that matches one's judgment. May this deeply painful loss become the sturdiest armor for the future, and may all traders understand: more important than understanding the market is understanding oneself.

What if there's only 80,000 left? Last time, in God Gu's final dance, he went from 110,000 to 250,000. After this painful lesson, it's not impossible to see glory again and make a comeback. In my heart, God Gu will never fall!