$Ondas(ONDS.US)'s recent market performance is indeed a bit frustrating. The price action has been oscillating back and forth, with rapid surges and plunges, making many feel like they're being "harvested repeatedly." Short-term capital speculation is intense; people dare not chase when it rises and can't exit in time when it falls. In the process of entering and exiting, once the rhythm is disrupted, it's easy to lose money.

Looking at the outcome, it seems to have been hovering around 10, but many chips have been washed out repeatedly during the process. Retail investors frequently trade amid emotional swings, making them more vulnerable. It's not that the market lacks opportunities, but this whipsaw environment places particularly high demands on execution and patience.

Rather than being led by the market's rhythm, it's better to appropriately reduce trading frequency and wait for a clearer trend to emerge before acting. The market will always be there, but capital and mindset are more important.