I think I understand now. Every time $PIEVERSE is a bounce up to scare you. For this target, I can only move the stop loss to the previous high to get a larger profit.
Otherwise, the position will be lost in every bounce. If I set a break-even stop loss, I can only avoid losses or make a small profit.
Also, I need to keep an eye on the key positions of the main forces. Previously, I used valuescan to chart it, and from around 0.25, 0.24, 0.23, there are dense areas, so there will be repeated ups and downs. With this expectation and the outflow of funds, I set the stop loss a bit further.
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