I set up an automated trading system, and honestly, it has saved me a lot of trouble. The biggest takeaway is—never let human emotions interfere; when the indicator signals, you must act.

I used to try to manually adjust, but it often resulted in unrealized gains turning into unrealized losses. Once, I didn't close a long position properly, and the system automatically entered a new one. In the end, I could only close it with a take-profit order or by opening a reverse short position. That made me realize that manual intervention can sometimes be a trap.

So I decided to just rely on the indicator and leave the manual closing function aside, which made my mindset much more relaxed.

Here's a real example: Around 12:00 noon on January 13th, the system detected a long signal and automatically opened a long position near 3116. By around 6:00 a.m. on January 14th, the long position was closed, and the price had moved to 3233. The entire process was without manual intervention, netting a profit of 120 points.

This is the beauty of automation—no need to watch the market constantly, the indicator keeps an eye for you, and take-profit and stop-loss are clear. As long as the logic is correct, the system will execute for you.