There must be a stop loss, even if it is a large stop loss, the stop loss is definitely correct; even if it is wrong, it is still correct. Not having a stop loss is wrong, even if it is right, it is still wrong. Unconditional stop loss.
(2) Do not increase the position of loss, for example, within the scope of your position, if you are wrong, do not blindly increase the position, do not take chances to reduce the cost, choose the advantage point to place an order, if the direction is wrong, the more you lose, so that you are directly exposed to the risk (if the direction is correct but the e
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