What Heyue plays with is human nature. You cannot overcome your own character weaknesses. For example, if you occasionally lose a little, you can't help but cut your losses immediately. After cutting, you immediately open a reverse order. After opening the quilt, continue to cut. If your money is not blown by the wind, don't touch it. Just play with spot trading for a relaxing time.

In a volatile market, the same point is profitable in the hands of some people, and it is a loss in the hands of others. This is normal. Because some people can't even hold a 12-hour order, staring at the floating K-line on the market all day and night in panic, cutting short orders when the rebound is a little, and cutting long orders when the decline is a little, how can that work? Then you are only suitable for a unilateral rising market, keep a short position for 90% of the time in a month, and only do right-side transactions.

In a non-unilateral market, as long as you can't hold it, you will be slapped up and down. Usually, buy on dips, control forced liquidation, and stop profits in batches, and you can do it without stop loss. But when there is a divergence between long and short positions, and when there is a short short order, you must bring a stop loss nearby to explore the way with small losses. This is a trading habit that must be developed at this stage. If you don’t like to set stop loss and pursue eternal profit, then there is no way, even Buffett can’t save you.