Generally speaking, the stop loss we make
may be wrong 5 out of 10 times
That is to say, in half of the cases,
the price will return to the cost price soon after you stop loss.
So why do we need to strictly stop loss?
My answer is
Although it is disgusting to stop loss wrong,
but the one time when stop loss is correct,
it may save your life.
Compared with the effectiveness of this correct one,
the loss caused by the half error is insignificant.
