Today I feel that I need to make a decline. First of all, there is no problem with this, but the problem is that I am eager to enter the market and did not enter near the safety boundary. Also, the safety boundary is just a range. How can I judge whether I should enter? Look at the trading volume, because the rise and fall of the market are emotional, and this emotion is constantly changing. We judge by the trading volume. Also, the position of the first entry is too large. Also, if I want to make a decline, because I am a second wave of five minutes, this may be a 30-minute upward wave, that is, a five-minute callback within 30 minutes. So at the callback position, I should consciously reduce my position, first subtract 20%. If the trading volume is large, subtract another 20%, and then see. Of course, this also depends on the market. For example, today's market has been deviating and not falling, so most of the positions must be subtracted. If I do well today, it is certain that I will double.
There is another problem, that is, you have to learn to try to lengthen it. For example, if you add more and it doesn't fall, you can reduce it. It is originally a probability problem, but you have to make it a certainty problem. As a result, you don't want to get out after entering the market. This is a big problem.