Sometimes you can't keep looking at the disk. When the market fluctuates greatly, setting a stop loss can protect the safety of funds. The following are two stop losses for your reference:

The first type is periodic stop loss, that is, when the reasons and conditions for buying or holding disappear due to changes in market conditions, the position should be closed or stop loss should be immediately.

The second category is auxiliary stop loss, which is often used in practice, including maximum loss method, retracement stop loss, sideways stop loss, expected R multiplier stop loss, key psychological price stop loss, tangent support stop loss, moving average stop loss, cost average stop loss, Brin channel stop loss, fluctuation stop loss, K-line combination stop loss, chip intensive stop loss, contrarian stop loss and so on.