I’ve read a lot of technical support, but every time it’s basically: go long and it drops, go short and it pumps. At first, when I was making money, I could lick a little and run and still make some, but I’m really scared of the feeling of holding against the position. Still, I’ve managed to hold against it every time—always thinking I could pull the average price down a bit. But I still have to place trades according to my own trading system. When the price hits the stop-loss line, it just proves the direction was wrong.

Every time I blow up after holding against the position, I always deeply reflect. If I had set a stop-loss back then, this probably wouldn’t have happened. After painful lessons, now I still must strictly set take-profit and stop-loss.

Lab, you’re fast—let me get unstuck and avoid getting liquidated. spcx, I’m buying it for the nostalgia; I’m holding long-term.