The answer is obviously not feasible.

The reason is also obvious. The reason why the questioner did this is that he closed the wrong position. How can he talk about closing the wrong position? The complete trading logic is to open a position under the conditions of the rules, make a profit or loss, and then close the position. There is no right or wrong way to close a position.

If you think it is wrong because of losses, will you definitely make money if you open a position in the opposite direction? cannot! Therefore, you cannot backhand, let alone double open a position.

Our transactions need to have clear conditions to trigger. However, it is obviously not allowed to use the loss of the above transaction as a criterion for opening a position. You cannot break away from the basic analysis method. Whether it is the market or off-site information, these are the basis for us to analyze the market and make trading decisions.

We need to ensure transaction consistency. If a trade loses money, the best option is to wait for the next signal that meets the rules for opening a position. Only in this way can the transaction logic get normal output. Instead of making a spur of the moment decision, I backhand and double the position. If I get it right and I get my money back, I'll be happy. The reality is that you are more likely to be slapped on the left or right.

In an uncertain market, we don’t just do whatever we want. In order to make money, we give up a lot, tie our transactions within the rules, and do transactions within the rules.

What do you think?