In the trading process, it is not easy to strictly stop losses. When facing a stop loss, we usually have the following two situations: (1) Having a fluke mentality, many downward trends have already broken, but we always want to wait a little longer, thus missing the opportunity to stop loss; (2) Frequent price fluctuations, which are relatively difficult to handle, as the frequent fluctuations in price can force investors to frequently stop losses, and also lead investors to make multiple incorrect stop losses, thereby shaking the determination of investors to stop losses.

Many investors lack trading experience, invest emotionally or financially in a single trade, and are often unwilling or unable to stop losses, frequently holding onto losing positions until they are forced to liquidate when funds no longer allow them to hold on.