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#事件合约 Last time we talked about stable contract strategies, this time let's discuss event contracts. For those who are inexperienced, this is just gambling, mindlessly going all in will quickly lead to losses, and increasing bets against the trend will only result in delays. What can truly bring you stability is your position management (based on your capital scale and the range you can bear); your market sense (accumulated over time); your judgment (trends, key price points, having a certain predictive ability about the future, and adjusting your position sizes according to the opportunities); your emotional stability (this is the toughest hurdle, as most people, after losses, immediately start increasing their bets, resulting in deeper troubles. In fact, if you calmly go long, as long as you truly have the capability, the probabilities will revert, meaning you will experience consecutive losses as well as consecutive gains. The act of increasing bets in a hurry to recover losses after a string of losses is no different from a Martingale strategy; you can win countless times but can only lose once). By achieving the above four points, you will achieve stable profits in the long run. This market is fair; money earned by luck will eventually be returned. The saying 'Profit without roots is mere joy, those who have not realized the true principles are trapped' reflects this reasoning. Only when you earn with understanding can you be fearless and sustain it in the long term.

Publish some personal insights, stop-loss is a strategic move. Trading does not require stop-loss, provided that the position is reasonable to ensure no explosion occurs, that is, trading in cryptocurrencies with a market value of at least ten billion and good liquidity (for example, OM lost liquidity, leading to market value evaporation). That being said, why you should never stop-loss: First, you will stop-loss. Due to the uncertainty of the market, you will inevitably encounter a series of stop-losses. Don't tell me how skilled you are; after a few consecutive stop-losses, will your emotions not change subtly? Will you not increase your position? I think most people would choose to increase their position to recover losses. Returning to what was said earlier, trading is about probability. Even if you hit a big position this time, what about next time, the time after that? You will find yourself going in circles and ending up at zero, falling into self-doubt. I am targeting those traders with a certain level of skill. The operation of the market requires these stop-loss orders to provide liquidity; we just need to capture the big cycles of buying high and selling low. At other times, just do what you need to do. Wishing you successful trading.