If you are a novice and don't know what is trending or going against the trend, it is best not to do contracts. Just hold the spot. This short article is mainly for those who have learned technical analysis and still often stop losses. You must understand it. I encourage you and deepen my impression. If you have stable profits, there is no need to look at it. The left side of the dividing line is a bullish trend, because it has been forming higher highs and lower highs. Then the question is, where do you intervene to go long? Fibonacci 38.2%, 50%, 61.8% or OTE, extreme OB; simple callbacks, bullish engulfing, hammer lines, FB structures, SB structures, 2B structures, trend lines, moving averages, etc. that you have learned? If the red flag shows the signal we want, do you enter the market to go long? Yes, I will enter the market, but stop loss. Are these trending orders? Look at the chart again. Are we leeks always going against the dealer? It's awesome. We have been contributing to the dealer. This is what we learned in books, watched in videos, heard from coaches, and determined by authority figures. We believed it to be true, set a stop loss, and felt that we could tolerate it. We justified it by saying that this was a stop loss within the system. With the spirit of Kong Yiji, the dealer laughed. In fact, we only make reversal orders, and there is only one chance of making a profit, which is (1), (2), (3). It is very easy to lose money if we enter the market from other places. We should remind ourselves not to make reversal orders as much as possible, because there is only one chance. The correct approach: remember that the current trend is to follow the trend. For example, we should go long in the green flag trend and look for the signal structure we want at a small level. Then your winning rate will be greatly improved, instead of reversing in the red flag trend. Going short in the red flag trend is to follow the trend. Do you think that following the trend is big and going against the trend is small? Not necessarily. Today's views are all subversive, anti-human thinking, and thinking from the dealer's perspective. We will follow the smart money wherever it is. If you can read this short article, you are really lucky. $BTC

A very good AI article, I recommend you to read it: Applying the concept of "letting go" in trading means reducing emotional interference through rationality and discipline, and making clearer and more effective decisions. Here are some methods that can help you achieve "letting go" in trading:
1. Cut off: reject unnecessary information and temptations
Cut off unnecessary market noise: In trading, information overload and short-term market fluctuations can easily cause panic or greed. Selectively receive information and filter out market news, social media opinions, etc. that are useless for trading decisions.