When you make a mistake, you must stand upright and take the hit, rather than repeatedly changing your stop-loss position, leaving yourself with no retreat. If the direction is wrong, you must accept the stop-loss, rather than trying to hold on stubbornly to the end. After all, many times even a small loss can eventually be the straw that breaks the camel's back—adding to profits and increasing positions, reducing losses and decreasing positions. You must not confuse the means with the end. Entering a position is also a stop-loss to preserve half of the principal. Even if you lose half each time, as long as there is liquidity, you can keep going. Do not go to zero. Do not deplete liquidity. Otherwise, you will not only miss many opportunities but also cause everything to fall into deadlock and passivity. Follow the trend, take profits and stop losses, control your position... Trading is like this, and life is also like this. #Gate广场五月交易分享