I have always adhered to a trading principle — strictly execute stop-loss. This is not just talk on paper, but a necessity to survive in this market.

The saying "Unity of knowledge and action" is well put. Having ideas without action is useless; execution is the dividing line. How many people watch their losses grow because they can't bring themselves to press the stop-loss button? That moment of hesitation often determines the fate of the account.

I have seen too many negative examples — overconfidence, hoping for a price rebound, refusing to admit losses. And what’s the result? Small losses turn into big ones, and the account is directly blown up. Those traders who last longer all have a deep respect for stop-loss.

That’s why I take this very seriously. Once I set the stop-loss level, I execute it decisively, giving myself no room to bargain. It is this discipline that allows me to repeatedly enter and exit the market.