The exit of a long position is also the entry point for a short position, and the market oscillates between long and short positions at various levels.

The biggest question people have is, what to do if dynamic stop-losses encounter a black swan event?

Technically, black swan events have precursors; I mentioned this in last week's video analysis, but I forgot which one it was. If you're interested, you can look it up yourself. The simplest rule is that if the daily line is above the MA250, there's no need to worry too much.

If you really can't analyze, be flexible with take profits, use dynamic ones, and for stop-losses, use static ones.

Trading is flexible; there’s nothing set in stone. Whether to use position stop-losses, dynamic stop-losses, static stop-losses, or combinations like position + dynamic, position + static, dynamic + static, or take profit dynamic + stop-loss static, take profit static + stop-loss dynamic... Understand your own strengths and weaknesses, and choose a method that suits you.

Speaking for myself: for short-term trading, I adhere to the principle of 'fixed amount trading, timely withdrawals,' using position stop-loss + dynamic take profit and stop-loss; for long-term trading, I simply use position stop-loss.