A system must include stop-loss and take-profit, and mine is no exception. Stop-loss should not be triggered unnecessarily; it should be attempted at high-probability areas for it to be valuable. If the stop-loss point hasn't been reached, one should try to hold on, waiting for a reversal; abandoning a position midway and then reopening it will face more risk issues. Within the rules, holding onto a profitable position carries very little risk.
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Overall, there are two things: one is to wait for a signal to open a position, and the other is to wait for a signal to close a position. The waiting process should not result in losses, but most people end up losing money while waiting. Each trade should be decisive; either it is the market's or your own, do not hesitate to hold a position at the slightest fluctuation. Never chase small profits, as it is not worth the loss; what can determine the overall situation is capturing the big fluctuations that should be captured, from a starting point to an endpoint; getting off early leads to "frequently profitable, overall losing". Many years ago, it was proven that the thought of chasing small profits should not be had by anyone but super experts, as the survival rate is extremely low.
