#MyFirstSquarePost Newbie reporting in, let’s chat!

Well, I have to stand up straight after being beaten. I admitted defeat this time and set a stop loss of 2.3. I can still keep about 100 to start over. Summarize the lessons learned this time: 1. I started shorting on the morning of the 24th. After earning 40%, I cleared 90% of my positions. The subsequent mistake was that the interval between replenishment was too short. I did not see that the market had reversed, so I cleared all my positions. 2. The multiples of the contracts I decided to hold for a long time were too large, and I only opened 5-10 times later. 3. I could stop loss in time when the loss was 50%-120%, but I still had illusions. 4. I could start hedging after the subsequent loss expanded, but I did not operate it. I had no idea at all and just wanted to carry it through. 5. There was a behavior of holding orders in the future, and I needed to look at the big trend more. Stop loss must be set in the range of 50%-70% at most. 6. The position of the ticket I decided to hold for a long time should not exceed 10%. Above, I started over after taking profit at 2.3. I can't lose the courage to start over again, but I can't fall into the same pit.