Actually, I haven't really felt like trading recently.

I've already closed out all positions in two US accounts.

Today, I'll most likely sell off the stocks and close out another account as well.

That way, only these two accounts that are trapped in losses are still being actively traded.

The other accounts haven't made any money, but at least they haven't incurred losses.

My thinking is simple: I can't let the other accounts lose money anymore.

Last night, I had acute gastroenteritis and was completely exhausted.

I couldn't trade intraday options at all.

When I have more energy later, I'll take one of the two loss-making accounts and trade intraday options with a small amount of capital.

I believe I can do it well, but I shouldn't be too lazy, and also shouldn't be too emotional.

Recently, I've been feeling again that health is more important.

Last night, I was eating out at a restaurant with my family and suddenly started feeling unwell.

After getting home, the pain intensified, and I felt chills all over my body.

I had diarrhea, but it wasn't severe enough to cause dehydration.

The last time I had acute gastroenteritis, it went on all night.

That night, sweat soaked my body completely.

That time involved both vomiting and diarrhea, and I almost did get dehydrated.

Fortunately, my body has managed to recover and pull through each time.

But with each ordeal like this, the body takes a toll.

Actually, my mood also tends to be quite low, and I don't really feel like paying too much attention to the stock market @xiaozhaolucky.