This situation is the scariest of all losses, but it is also the best solution. This situation often occurs when a sharp mainstream trend emerges, but one has missed the opportunity and is hesitant to follow the trend. Therefore, they constantly try to rebound in the downward trend or make a correction in the upward trend, and find local tops and bottoms when the trend is very strong. Because the direction was wrong from the beginning, after being stopped, the trend has already been running for a period of time, and the psychology is always unbalanced. I always feel that the trend is going to reverse or rebound, so I don't have the courage to follow the trend and operate in the opposite direction, which is naturally a continuous loss.
This situation often occurs after a large trend has ended, such as when a large uptrend has come to an end, but no one knows beforehand that it may experience a long period of oscillation and sideways trading. After a shallow pullback, it immediately catches up with the first rise, but then turns around and hits your stop loss. Moreover, if it continues to fall after hitting the stop loss, it feels like it has turned around and immediately follows up to short, resulting in being stopped. It's okay to do it twice at a time, but a large consolidation band often slaps people a few times in a row because at this time, the trend chart is bullish like a pullback, bearish like a big peak. Therefore, no one can have a firm view of the future market, and lack of confidence in the trend will cause them to chase up and fall like headless flies, and be repeatedly criticized for continuous losses.