Risk control can be adjusted, but it cannot be absent.
Usually, control each transaction to 1% of capital risk, and during market movements, relax it to 3% or even 5%. Whether it's enlarging stop-loss or increasing position size, these are all planned strategic adjustments.
You can increase risks, but do not ignore risks.
If losing money in a bear market is like a dull knife cutting flesh; then losing money in a bull market is like a direct shot to the head... fast and fierce, the losses come too suddenly, leaving people numb...
