At noon, I went out to eat with a friend who plays Big A. He complained to me, saying that the money he earned over a year was wiped out in July. I checked his account—just in July, he suffered 4 daily-limit down moves, and they were all heavy positions. His floating loss was more than 170 million. I asked him why he didn’t cut his losses in time. He said he wanted to cut losses too; but his large positions couldn’t be closed out in time. When the smaller positions finally came out, he wanted to pick up the bottom to lose less. In the end, he bought at the halfway point up the mountainside. Now he still doesn’t know what to do, and he asked me for my opinion. I told him I don’t know either.



A market that you can’t enter and exit at any time is extremely dangerous, even if he’s wearing a civilized mask.

A trader who can’t cut his losses in time and can’t control position sizing is no different from a gambler. $BTC #股市
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说点什么呢
· 07-20 10:37
我要怎样才能看明白你说的话呢
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FutureGhost
· 07-20 08:18
A-share liquidity problems are more severe than people thought. If you’re heavily positioned and can’t get out after getting stuck on repeated limit-downs, isn’t that just a disguised casino? “Stop-sun” discipline matters more than making profits.
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