A misunderstanding in trading, if the trend is judged correctly, you will lose money as soon as you open an order, and if the stop loss trend is correct, many friends will attribute this to being targeted by the dog dealer.

In fact, more reasons appear in:

Short when short, long when long.

As expected, I am confused again

Isn't it trading according to the trend?

Short when short, you should combine position to short, not short when you know that it is supported and there is an expectation of rebound. [This is why you lose money when you enter the market when the trend is right]

Fixed point explosion?

Very confusing, right? How many times have the dog dealers artificially controlled the market, extreme market conditions, and technical failures occurred?

Here is the wrong stop loss position. When chasing shorts, the profit and loss ratio determines the wrong stop loss position, which is commonly known as the corpse position. This is why it is often said that rebound shorts and shorting after breaking the trend are the best positions. [It is also a reason to do rebounds]