1If the price of the purchased item is at a low level, there is no need to rush to stop the loss. After the price of the purchased item stabilizes due to a decline, one should dare to replenish the position at a low level in important support positions, dilute costs, and rescue the position that has been trapped at a high level in the subsequent rebound market. (Lower the average price, there is still a chance to profit, don't rush to cut orders)
2When trapping, according to the chart analysis, if the purchased price is at a high level, it must immediately stop losing. (When interrupted, one will inevitably suffer)
3If 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 stopped immediately, and one should not be worried about gains or losses and have illusions. Any hesitation or hesitation can lead to a deep trap that is difficult to extricate oneself from. (Decisive stop loss, backhand chasing and breaking position orders, winning back some losses)
4If the purchased price is in the middle range, you can temporarily wait and see based on the situation at that time, in order to get out of the market or reduce losses by reducing positions at high points. (If there is any news coming out, you can bring your stop loss to win.)
5If the purchased price is in a balanced and volatile trend, there is no need to immediately stop loss. Be patient and wait for the price to enter a high level of the oscillation cycle. Once the situation is resolved or the loss is minimal, you should decisively exit the market. (At this point, analysis should be based on hourly or four hour charts.)
[table=100%,#ffffff] 6If 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 lead to selling out, and there may even be a possibility of significant profits. (Patience is important)