Ten major goals were cut today, losing half. Being able to decisively cut losses according to the trading plan is commendable; 95% of people cannot decisively stop losses. When faced with huge losses, they often think, 'I'll wait for a rebound before cutting losses,' then they think, 'I'll wait until I break even before cutting losses.' If they're lucky, they might recover, but most of the time it ends in liquidation. Trading is fundamentally a probabilistic event; when you're wrong, you must bear the cost of that error. Good position management and maintaining a risk-reward ratio where every opening can strictly control the risk-reward ratio to be significantly greater than 3 can effectively reduce false signals and improve overall profitability. What trading control really entails is avoiding large losses; it's fundamentally a market where you bet small to gain big.