January 6th Gold Spot Market Review: This day was a "meat-eating + trap-stepping" day, let's sort it out properly!

Brothers, our operations on January 6th were a bit of a "roller coaster"— we made good profits earlier, but ended up taking a small fall at the end. Let me talk about it!
First, let's discuss the "performance record": we earned a lot, but finally hit a small trap. There were a total of 7 trades, 6 profitable and 1 losing. Overall, still profitable, but pay attention to that last trade:
The most powerful was the 5-lot long position! Entered at 4463.19 and shot up to 4475.15, earning a quick 5980 dollars. This wave was a "big meat" gain; the earlier small trades were also steady: 2-lot long positions generally earned over 3k, and the 5-lot short position also made 2444.58 dollars. Everything was almost perfectly wrapped up; unfortunately, there was a small slip at the end: a 3-lot short entered at 4449.13, exited at 4451.82, losing 807 dollars—this wave was about missing the rhythm, a small loss. Overall, still profitable, but that last trade was a bit regrettable.

Operations "have gains and losses": the beginning was smooth, but got careless at the end. Most of the time, the rhythm was correct: when going long, we basically caught the start of the intraday rally, and exited without greed—taking profits and leaving; the earlier short was also timed at the high point, which was "steady, accurate, and decisive."
But the last short was a bit rushed—entered without waiting for confirmation, and when the market pulled back, exited with a small loss. This was a lesson in "greed + not waiting for signals."