Scenario 1: When tying up, according to the chart analysis, if the purchased price is at a high level, the loss must be immediately stopped.
Scenario 2: If the purchased price is in the middle range, you can temporarily wait and see based on the situation at that time, in order to unwind and leave the market or reduce losses when the position is high.
Scenario 3: If the purchased price is at a low level, there is no need to rush to stop the loss. After the purchased price stabilizes, one should dare to cover the position at a low level in important support positions, dilute costs, and rescue the high locked position together in the subsequent rebound market.
Scenario 4: If the price of the purchased item is on an upward trend, there is no need to stop the loss. Patiently holding it for a period of time will inevitably unwind, and there may even be a possibility of significant profits.
Scenario 6: If the price of the purchased item is in a downward trend, once it is confirmed that the downward trend has formed, the loss should be immediately stopped, and one must not be worried about gains or losses and have illusions. Any hesitation or hesitation may result in deep confinement.
2Every time an order is called out, strictly follow it (if it is not entered in time, I will give you instructions), and I will give you the number of positions
3Unilateral market trend: We mainly focus on operational trends (replenishment entry)
4Interval volatile market: We mainly focus on short-term operations (timely follow the teacher's advice to leave, be decisive and not hesitate)
5Facing loss mentality: When dealing with orders, it is inevitable to encounter losses (we must not always think that every order can make money, we can only win in a stable, accurate, and fast way)