Take profit means that the investment target sells take profit when it reaches a certain income, and investors can set their own take profit targets. For example, if the investor's expected return is 20%, then after the return rate of the investment target reaches 20%, the profit can be taken.

No stop loss means that investors don't sell or stop loss. Generally, it is a better operation to add positions after the loss of the subject matter. Adding positions can reduce the cost of investors' positions. The lower the cost, the lower the risk that investors bear, and the higher the probability of recovering capital or gaining income.