Recent reviews have revealed that many students have misconceptions when dealing with losses: either they stubbornly hold through deep losses, or they blindly lock positions, making the situation increasingly complicated.

The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is patience. If you can't read the market trends, staying idle and observing is the best strategy.

As for "locking positions," I must emphasize: this is not a risk management method but a psychological anesthetic. It only temporarily lets you escape the reality of losses, not only tying up margin but also causing you to miss subsequent opportunities that follow the trend. True risk management means strictly adhering to the principle of exiting when support/resistance is broken, starting with rejecting ineffective position locking.