Sharing the origin of profits and losses in trading: Here is an example of a jobless female white-collar worker who invested 50,000 yuan in soybean futures in the A-share market. By continuously using a strategy of increasing her position with floating profits, she grew her initial capital of 50,000 to 600,000 in just six months. Then, in two more weeks, she reached 27 million, but after several consecutive limit-downs, she lost everything and was left with only 60,000 yuan within a week. The result of a major illness was that the initial capital of 50,000 could profit up to 27 million because the strategy of increasing positions with floating profits eventually resulted in losing all the profits; it was also because of the same strategy. The strategy of increasing positions with floating profits allowed her to gain excess returns in a bull market, but similarly, in a bear market, she lost all her profits back in just a few days. Many people might think that if she had stopped when she made 1 million, she wouldn't have lost everything later, but if she had such awareness, she wouldn't have made it to 27 million in the first place. Both profits and losses stem from the same reasons and the same actions. In a bull market, regardless of the methods used or whether they are correct, the vast majority of people can make money. The result of making money leads many to believe their methods are correct. However, when the market turns bearish, most people who made money using incorrect methods in a bull market will lose their money back using the same incorrect methods, or even lose more. This is the origin of profits and losses in trading. If you are currently facing continuous losses and don't know what to do, you can follow me, click on my avatar to find me anytime; I share all contract and spot trading strategies. Just to gain more followers.