The main risk of trading is floating loss, and controlling the floating loss also controls the risk. However, benefits are often related to risks. The risk is too small, the net income does not come, the risk is too great, and it ends in loss. Therefore, the degree of controlling floating loss affects the degree of net profit and loss. Moreover, the odds calculated according to the proportion of floating losses to net income are the fundamental basis for determining the opening and closing of a circular transaction, and controlling the proportion of floating losses affects the decision-making behavior of operators.

Most of the control requirements for non-owned funds are 10% of the maximum withdrawal risk, and the strict or even 5% of the non-strict funds cannot exceed 15%, otherwise people will not trust to hand over their money to others for operation. This provides us with the market reference standard 10% to control net withdrawal or floating loss, that is to say, 10% is an account trading fund that can bear losses.

In the case of multiple stops, the total stop loss shall not exceed 65,438+00% of the high net value; Without stop loss, the floating loss of the account shall not exceed 65,438+00% of the net value.