Today I worked on AI knowledge and played with resonance. There were a few problems. The first problem was that the AI check had been activated in advance, and then I entered the market when it pulled back to the moving average. At this time, it had a large pullback. I made two mistakes here. Although I entered with a small position when it pulled back to the moving average, when I saw that it did not grow, I should have immediately lost half of it. I did not lose it at this time. I lost about five dollars on this order, and then it pulled back to the lower position, and I continued to do it with resonance. This order was entered at the bottom, and the profit was quickly realized, and it immediately rose to 1%. However, my current stop loss was based on the moving average, which resulted in a downward pullback and directly stopped my loss, and the profit was reduced by half.
In response to one of today's questions, I have given the following approach. First, you can only enter the market when the callback is stable. Often, you will have an unstable mentality and pull it up directly, then you will miss it. Second, my stop loss should not be a direct national stop loss, it should be 30%, 30-40%. In this way, the stop loss is allocated to different positions.