When trading, you need to enter positions reasonably based on your own capital. You must not hold onto losing trades. Set your stop-loss properly. Contracts are suitable for swing trading; if you make a profit, you should take it first. Holding onto profits without taking them is just a number. If there is an increase, there will be a decrease. Entering at the right point and exiting at the right point is essential for long-term profitability. Remember, even in a good market, you must not skimp on stop-losses. Although stop-losses may be painful, at least there is still a chance. However, forced liquidation leaves you with no opportunity at all. There are no perpetual victors in trading, and it's impossible to profit from every single trade. Getting into the habit of setting stop-losses will allow you to go further.