1. Investors can set stop-loss and take-profit points according to the important stock prices in the previous period.

For example, when investors buy a stock, they can take profit according to the previous high point of the stock, that is, when the stock price rises to the previous high point, it is suppressed by the high point and there is no breakthrough, so investors can take profit at this point; If the stock price continues to fall after falling to the previous low point, investors can set this point as a stop loss point to avoid causing greater losses.

2. Investors can set it according to their own risk tolerance.

For example, some relatively stable investors may set the loss 1% to 2% as the stop loss point and the rise 10% as the profit point. Some more radical investors may set a loss of 5% to 10% as the stop loss point, and increase 10% to 20% until the profit point.

3. Market situation

The market situation will affect the trend of stocks. When the market situation is not good, the stock will continue to fall, and investors can stop selling at this time to avoid further losses caused by the continued decline of the stock price, or make profits and ensure profits.

4, technical indicators

Investors can set the stop loss position according to some indicators, such as the moving average. When the stock price rise is suppressed by an upper moving average, investors can consider taking profit and going out. When the stock falls below a lower moving average, investors can choose stop loss at this time.