If you want to make big profits from trading, you can do this with small stop losses. If you feel that you can't capture big market movements on small timeframes, and you can't tolerate stop losses on larger timeframes, then you can try a dual timeframe trading strategy. Simply put, it means to look at the larger picture while trading on a smaller timeframe. Observe the trends and positions of the larger timeframe, enter the market based on signals from the smaller timeframe, and set stop loss levels according to the smaller timeframe. If you make a mistake, the loss will be smaller, but once the market moves in line with your expectations, you can switch to holding positions according to the larger timeframe trend. This way, you can achieve small stop losses with big profits, thereby improving your risk-reward ratio.