There is a very important principle in trading: don't make small money, don't lose big money.
These 8 simple words are actually very difficult to do. For example: you opened an order for 2W, and the price rose to 21,000 after opening. You were very happy, so you stopped profit and made 5% of your profit. As a result, the market continued to rise to 2.5W.. You made 5% and missed 50%
Then you warned yourself to make big money, and you were determined not to stop profit this time. Then the market returned to 2W, and you opened another order. After opening, it rose to 21,000 again. You warned yourself to learn from the last lesson and hold on to make big money. As a result, the market returned to 2W and fell below 2W to 19,500, and you stopped loss.
Many people have been constantly switching in this dilemma all their lives, and they can't get out of it all their lives.
Is there a way to make money in both big and small markets? No, you have to choose one of the two. I usually choose not to make small money. I can't do 100% of what I said, and no one can do it 100%, just like men can watch less P-stations, but they can't stop watching P-stations completely, unless you cut yourself off and stop being a man.
Each of us can only achieve a certain proportion of these concepts, and try to increase this proportion as much as possible.