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Most major drawdowns are caused by overconfidence and excessive optimism. Staying alert can better reduce large drawdowns; earning a little less is still better than losing a lot. As long as you are alive, there is still an opportunity.
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Why can't I hold the order after opening a position?

I summarized it based on my own experience:
1. I didn't expect the market level, and I was afraid of floating losses and left the market in a hurry
2. I expected the market to change, but I couldn't control my hands, and I was afraid that I would miss the opportunity if I didn't enter the market
3. The leverage was too large or the entry position was not good (chasing high), which made me feel uncertain

Coping strategies:
1. Set a stop loss and go to sleep; (the best strategy)
2. Set a stop loss and stop loss and go to sleep (the middle strategy)
3. Don't set a stop loss and stop loss, go to sleep, and wake up to see the profit and loss by luck (the worst strategy)
4. Don't set a stop loss, only set a stop profit, and control your losses in disguise through the size of the position (the middle strategy)

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As long as there is a big mistake in the rhythm of one order, there will be constant mistakes, which is really strange;

Because at this time, people often want to recover their capital, increase leverage, and have no patience, and don’t care about the market. Just find a hot coin and rush in first. Since there is no logical support for entering the market, they can’t hold on to the orders when they see floating losses, and they cut them repeatedly; which makes the mentality worse, and it is a vicious cycle;

The correct approach should be to reduce leverage, win and lose, or simply take a day off, you can’t make all the money but you can lose all the money;

Whenever the market moves for a long period of time, someone will come out and say whether it is bull or bear. I think it is better to trade following the trend, but no one knows how long the trend will last, so I think we What should be done is to judge whether this position can be traded, rather than guessing which direction the market will go.
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