1. Try to trade when you are in a comfortable mood and in good condition, and try not to operate when you are out of control.

2. Long-term profits are the result of more wins than fewer losses. We must admit and accept failed transactions and avoid blindly carrying orders.

3. Don’t be too hot-headed to participate in transactions during violent market crashes and violent pulls. Unstrategic and unplanned behavior is to draw chestnuts from the fire.

4. For transactions with a small profit-loss ratio, use a small position with little confidence; for transactions with a large profit-loss ratio, use a heavy position with a high degree of confidence. Use small leverage depending on the situation.

5. Take-profit and stop-loss must be set for every transaction. Even if they cannot be determined through analysis, they must be set based on psychological expectations.