In this case, it is often striding in the opposite direction to the transaction. If it is still Man Cang, the floating loss will be considerable, and the loss will stop if it is too big. After the stop loss, I must remember this unexpected market.
When you do futures in the future, you usually don't choose Man Cang to avoid similar situations.
In fact, if you have a thorough understanding of the market and do a good job in risk control, you may not be able to go to Man Cang, but when you can make enough profits even if you don't go to Man Cang, why should Man Cang accept too much risk?