Floating loss refers to the unrealized loss of open positions in futures calculated based on the settlement price of the day, because the price of the stock is constantly fluctuating. As long as the stocks you hold are not sold, the profit or loss caused by the rise or fall of the stock price is uncertain.

1. When buying stocks, you should pay attention to the following matters. Only buy stocks on an upward trajectory, not stocks on a downward trajectory. If the stock is on an upward trajectory, hold it forever and never sell it. Buy stocks on the lower edge of an upward trajectory, hold on to them, and sell when there is a significant change in the upward trajectory. If the situation is complicated and you can't see clearly, don't go in. Pick up a soft persimmon and squeeze it. The same is true for stock trading.

2. Don’t buy all your money into the same stock at once. Even if you are very optimistic about it and it turns out that you are right, don't buy it all at once. There is always the possibility of buying at a lower price or a better opportunity to buy. If you buy a stock in a downward channel by mistake, sell it as soon as possible to avoid expanding losses. If there are no losses, exit and wait. Don't look at stocks that are not on an upward channel at all. No matter what their future is, they should not accompany the main army to build positions. No time for them.

3. Increase the position when you win, and reduce the position when you lose. If you don't want to die fast and want to make money fast, this is the only way. Don't trust performance. It only represents the past, not the future. Stock speculation is about the future, not the past. Don't fantasize about always doing it short-term, in and out every day. Don't buy too many stocks, preferably no more than three. The stock is very cheap and has fallen a lot. This is not a reason for you to buy, never has been. It might be cheaper. The stock is expensive and has gone up a lot. This is not a reason to refuse to buy or sell. It could also rise higher.

4. Finally, stocks are not everything in your life. You have your family, your career and your love. They are more valuable than your stocks. Spend more time with them and less time with them. Money can never be earned, but many things once lost can never be recovered.