These days, memes are once again heating up, and a celebrity's shout can easily draw attention away. Basically, it's about seeing who can run faster. Even I, a low-frequency trader, get itchy, but despite the excitement, managing losses must be planned in advance: before entering the market, clearly think about "the maximum loss I can accept." Don't wait for a big bearish candle to start looking for reasons. Veteran traders advise newcomers not to take the final step just for show; that last stretch is usually the most illusionary, like "we can still push a bit further."


If you can only keep one habit: set your exit point before placing an order.
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