Some orders still have to be endured if they need to be endured. This order of mine was opened together with the order I’m following. The follow order can’t endure the loss—so some people just don’t feel good about it……

The things that pop up on the screen are all comment messages…… “Quick in and quick out for profit, then run,” that kind of thing. Let me put it this way: if you walk along the riverbank, how can there be no way for your shoes to get wet? Quick in, quick out—if it’s profitable, take it and run. There’s always someone who goes in, and there’s always someone who goes against it.

As I said before, for my normal losing trades, it’s around 5 points. The extreme amount I can endure is 20 points. Today, for my own order, it’s also just that I endured it back from the extreme—no, it was ended back at the extreme—20 points. It’s not that there’s some reason to endure the trade. It’s just that as long as this thing doesn’t break through within that range, there will be a rebound.

Of course, it’s not like I think you should endure it all the way. I just think 20 points, at the extreme, is the most appropriate. If you trade “two cakes,” sometimes you also go back and forth by dozens of points, right? And let me say it once more: for my trades, a normal losing trade is about 5 points. The extreme I think I can endure is 20 points.

Don’t comment the moment you’re down—…it affects your mindset. I wasn’t even losing at noon……

I won’t say more. At noon, there was a trade where the loss was 0.05. If someone commented and I did, then I would lose. The moment I lost, it immediately pushed up by 10 points—wow……

If you’re going to copy the trade, you have to accept that it can go into losses. And since you’ve followed, don’t keep watching it after a bit and then run. Today was a little twisty, but if you followed from start to finish, you probably won’t have a loss.

That’s it. I’ll come back tonight.