Trading Operations Record Day 28 Summary. To date, the trading strategy has been executed 19 times, with 18 instances achieving the expected profit, maintaining a high success rate.

The current position warrants attention. The short positions set up before the holiday are still held, with a forced liquidation set at around 6000, which provides a sense of security. Taking advantage of a few days of rest to relax. Today, after resuming monitoring, I added a position equivalent to twice the current margin at the 3250 level. The stop-loss is set at the previous high of 3266. What is the logic behind this setup?

If the position can be successfully unwound tonight, it will be a perfect ending. But if the stop-loss is triggered, the loss will only be the profit previously earned, and the principal remains safe. This is my understanding of risk management—protecting the principal is always the top priority. Managing position size and stop-losses carefully is more important than anything else. What do you all think of this approach?