Rationality when trading is reflected in:

(1) The general trend must be allowed to run away and never jump off the bus midway - "greedy" to make big money.

(2) Exit the market immediately after a 20% correction, and never take any chances - make it clear what the maximum price you can pay for each "greedy".

(3) It should never be at the highest point at that time, that is, a decent correction must occur before the profit-making position can be closed. For the sake of "greedy" the overall situation, don't be swayed by the temptation in front of you.

(4) It is always "greedy" to follow the trend, and it will end at any time when the momentum reverses - not to go against the trend is purely "greedy for losses". Such stupid things have nothing to do with me.

(5) The upper limit of the risk of "greedy" is to lose 20% of the floating profit. The total profit is calculated based on the highest point of the market (when the buy order is profitable) or the lowest point (when the sell order is profitable).