The stop loss line is a value that sets the downside according to the stock price. 5% is better for a slightly larger amount of funds, and 10% can also be set for a smaller amount of funds. In other words, if you buy this stock at 6.5438+0 million, then consider selling a stop loss when it falls to 950,000. The liquidation line is the minimum capital value set by the brokerage firm for you to buy stocks through financing.