Last night, I had a long position in ETH and hit my stop loss, so here’s a summary; although it rebounded to around the entry point of 3000 at three in the morning, I had a stop loss and exited in time. I went long at 3000 with a stop loss at 2950. Yesterday's trend was quite indecisive, with ETH reaching a maximum of 3040 and fluctuating by 120 points. The lowest target of the night was 2921. All trend indicators yesterday were bullish, and there was no reason to short. Although I went long at 3000, it later dropped to 2935, then rebounded to 3010 at three in the morning. However, according to my stop loss at 2950, I had already incurred a loss. Even though I lost, I shouldn't have a mentality of luck thinking that not using a stop loss would have been better; the rebound might not guarantee a profit. I want to tell you this is just a case in point. While it rebounded, in more cases, it could drop sharply below 2900, with a target of 2870. At that point, it wouldn’t be a time for regrets, but rather a time for liquidation. Therefore, while trading contracts, always set a proper stop loss. I lost this time, but next time I can recover. What we need to do is adjust our mindset and prepare for the next opportunity. You might win nine times without a stop loss, but losing once brings you back to zero. The weekend market is not very volatile, so everyone can relax a bit. On Monday, we will continue to arrange real-time orders at the square $$BTC$ETH#套利交易策略 #BTC再创新高 .
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