⭐️Partners in copy trading should avoid setting stop loss, as the strategy itself already has monitoring for stop loss. Otherwise, there might be situations where you get stopped out while I make a profit. Copy trading carries risks, so partners should manage their positions carefully! For example, if you have 10,000 as your initial position, set 1,000-2,000 which is 10%-20% of your initial position. After making profits for a few days or a week, stop copying and withdraw the profits before re-entering. If you get stopped out or liquidated, make up to the initial position amount before rejoining. With a winning rate of 99%, managing your position well can provide significant earning opportunities in the long run. What we want is annualized returns and long-term compound interest; do not be aggressive by using 100% of your funds in a heavy position. Thank you for your support! ❤️ Copy trading carries risks, so partners please manage your positions carefully.

[U.S. stocks opened steady on Monday, with the market awaiting the central bank's annual meeting and the wave of retail earnings reports] On August 18, Jinshi Data reported that U.S. stocks opened steady overall on Monday, with the market focusing on the White House meeting regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict, while traders prepare for the upcoming retail earnings reports and the Jackson Hole annual meeting this week. The three major U.S. stock indexes fluctuated slightly between gains and losses at the open. This week's Jackson Hole meeting comes after last week's economic data showed a decline in U.S. consumer confidence and an increase in producer prices. A report from the New York Fed on Monday also indicated a slowdown in service sector activity. Corpay Chief Market Strategist Karl Schamotta stated, "The market firmly believes the Fed will cut rates in September, but the data released over the past two weeks has not provided solid evidence for easing." This week's earnings reports will provide traders with more data to gauge the state of U.S. consumers, with Walmart, Target, Home Depot, and Lowe's set to release quarterly results successively.
( from Jin Shi Data APP )