The weekend market really isn't easy to deal with. Today's trades were all somewhat average in terms of cost performance, and I kept encountering significant pullbacks, almost unable to hold and had to cut positions. Thinking about it, it's better to trade less on Saturdays and Sundays since market liquidity and sentiment are both quite unstable. Today, luck was on my side; I managed to hold without stop-loss despite the setbacks, and the market rebounded. But this kind of good luck won't happen every time. The painful lesson is—it's better to open fewer trades than to act recklessly out of confusion. Today, I made $100 on spot trading, and casually opened four small contracts, earning another $80. Although the numbers aren't big, the review of this wave still provided some gains. Moving forward, I need to strictly adhere to operational discipline and avoid always gambling on probabilities.