The reason is also obvious. The reason why the subject did this was because it was misplaced, so there was no way to level the wrong position. The complete trading logic is to open a position, make a profit or lose money, and then close the position in accordance with the rules. There is nothing wrong with closing positions.

If you feel wrong because of losses, will you definitely make money by opening positions in the opposite direction? Can't! Therefore, you can't backhand or double position.

Our transaction needs to be triggered by clear conditions. However, it is obvious that the above transaction losses cannot be used as the standard for opening positions. You can't break away from the basic analysis methods, whether it's disk or off-site information, it's the basis for us to analyze the market and make trading decisions.

We need to ensure the consistency of the transaction. If a transaction loses money, the best choice should be to wait for the next signal that meets the opening rules. Only in this way can the trading logic be output normally. I didn't improvise, but doubled my backhand position. I was flattered if I got it right. The reality is that the probability of being slapped around is greater.

In the uncertain market, we don't do what we want to do. In order to make money, we give up a lot, bind our transactions within the rules and do transactions within the rules.

what do you think?