? There is a saying in futures that the market fluctuates like waves. When the market enters an upward trend, we chase after it and buy it with confidence. Similarly, when the market enters a downward trend, we short it and sell it with confidence. In the trend market, you should pay attention to your position ratio while chasing in. If the market is bad and the position is too heavy, the risk coefficient is still high, because futures are leveraged transactions.

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As shown in the figure, if the day is not good, kill the market, short on rallies and circle red. Even if your entry price is not good, it doesn't matter if you are in the yellow circle. As long as the position is properly controlled, it will eventually make money.

In a bad market, it is inevitable to kill. If you watch too much, it will catch up.