Previously, when discussing trading with djs, we talked about a topic where I suggested setting a stop loss, but he disagreed. My viewpoint is that not setting a stop loss will one day lead to a sense of complacency and ultimately a margin call; his viewpoint is that after opening a position, one shouldn't leave their fate to the market and should manually close the position if they feel it's wrong. However, once you set a stop loss, it essentially reveals your bottom line to your opponent, and the market will then target your stop loss! Gradually, it seems I've grasped the implied meaning behind his words. The overall market trend is difficult to shake, but small fluctuations can still be controlled by some.