Let me give you a personal example. Because my relatives took me to get started, I looked at the futures for about a year and didn't trade. When I am confident in trading, I don't know whether it is because the market is good or I am lucky. My performance is very good. Earned %20 in the first week, %25 in the second week and% 20 in the third week. After a while, the profits were so rich that I began to float, feeling that futures were not as terrible as I thought. But the terrible thing is that in the second month, all the profits of the first two weeks were earned back. You can't bear the loss after a big win. I was afraid when I first came into contact with futures, and my positions and funds were well controlled. When you make a profit, you start to make orders blindly, and the loss comes instead. So the first thing you do is lose money, which makes you more cautious.
Having said that, I want to make some comments on you.
First, you don't know much about futures. The gap between simulated trading and real trading is very large.
The second is the loss situation. Your stop loss is unreasonable and your position is relatively heavy.
Third, according to your own personality, whether you are doing well in the day or doing well in the trend, don't mix them up.
Fourth, if you hold a position overnight, the closing data of the external market is only a reference for you, and you can't trade when the external market goes up and down.
Fifth, be good at summing up and summarizing your own losses.
And futures can't be 1%-3% people's profit. You know futures. There are sellers and buyers, and you can only say that half of the funds are profitable and half are lost. Personally, people who feel profitable account for at least three floors.
In addition, newcomers, in the futures market, must stick to it and give up everything.
According to your inquiry, you need to establish your own trading rules. If the stop loss is set, don't be confused. Don't stop taking profits, the most important thing is to have your own trading rules and implement them effectively!