Why do you sometimes hold orders as soon as you open them, and you lose money no matter how you open them, as if you are being monitored by the market?

This situation is likely to be caused by counter-trend transactions. For example, in a wave of obvious falling market, you always feel that the market is about to bottom out, so you keep buying at the bottom. As soon as the order enters the market, you lose money, and you hold the order as soon as you lose money.

Why do counter-trend transactions of bottom-fishing keep losing money? Because the market is constantly falling, every time you buy, the price is lower than the last time you bought. It stands to reason that the probability of reversal is higher when the price is low. Once you are guided by this obsession, you will keep losing money if you buy at the bottom.

When you come to your senses, you find that there is such an obvious wave of shorts. You did not short in line with the trend, but became cannon fodder for the market to take over.

Bottom-fishing transactions are not undesirable. You need to use technical standards to confirm that the bottom is coming, use reasonable positions to bottom-fish, and if you bottom-fish right, the market will reverse and hold the big profit. If you bottom-fish wrong, stop loss and leave the market in time, and wait for the next opportunity.