$1000PEPE Today's latest results are out. I won 27u in the morning and 30u in the afternoon, a total of 57u. I didn't expect it to rise so high when I woke up. It's a classic double ghost knocking on the door. I'd rather not open a short position than open a short position. But I still feel a little regretful. The first two robots' highest profit reached 35u. I thought it would continue to fall. I didn't expect that the profit would retreat to 27u as soon as I hesitated. I was so scared that I quickly stopped profit. I had to be quick, otherwise the profit would be swallowed up again. It's not a pity that I didn't get those profits, but I reflected on the indecisiveness of stopping profit. The greed in my heart is really hard to overcome.

The efficiency of the double robot 100u 30 times is high. In the future, I will stop profit immediately when the profit of a single robot reaches 15u. It must be a fixed profit stop.

I have a habit of entering a cool-down period immediately after stopping profit, turning off the software immediately, taking a break and relaxing for one to two hours, and deducing the possible subsequent situations in my mind. After all, if you stop profit in advance, you will miss out, but if you don't stop profit in advance, you will face the risk of a large decline in profits or even profit turning into loss. I simply don't worry about the follow-up. I will withdraw immediately after reaching my profit target. The subsequent rise and fall have nothing to do with me. If I don't watch it, it will naturally not have any impact on me. In addition, the cooling-off period has another benefit, which is to prevent the upper body from forming inertial thinking. If you make continuous profits in long positions, you will always choose the long direction. Falling into the inertia of thinking is fatal in the ever-changing market. I was still opening long positions crazily yesterday, but I opened my eyes today and decisively opened short positions, just to clear my inertial thinking. I never limit my direction, and I always go with the trend in both long and short positions.