March 27, Convertible Bonds, ETFs, LOFs, Operation Reflection Record

StrawberryIce · 2026-03-29T23:11:52+00:00

Everything went smoothly at the start on Friday. During the process, I operated with 160723, a high-frequency strategy. When the price dropped to a certain level, I started placing buy orders to buy the dip immediately, but there were no follow-up orders to continue buying. The turning point didn't succeed. I subjectively thought the price would fall to a certain level and then reverse, so I didn't sell according to discipline. Holding through the order caused a significant loss. I must not make this mistake again. High-frequency trading should only follow and not predict. [Taogu Ba]

StrawberryIce

2026-03-29 23:11:52

Things went smoothly when I started on Friday. In the middle, I operated on 160723, using a high-frequency strategy. When the price dropped to a certain level, I started placing buy orders to take advantage of the dip, but there were no orders to continuously follow up with additional purchases. The turning point was unsuccessful; I subjectively believed it would drop to a certain level and then turn around, so I didn’t sell according to the rules and held onto the position, resulting in significant losses. This kind of mistake must not be repeated; high-frequency trading should only involve following the market, not making predictions.

[TaoGuba]

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