Stop loss opening positions also correspond to back-to-back stop loss opening positions. Stop loss when opening a position is to put the opening point (or a certain area-medium-long line) in the original stop loss position, and then push the stop loss back a little with the opening point to avoid the threat of the main force deliberately sweeping away the stop loss order.
For most people who do futures, you should know such a sentence: open a position with your back to the stop loss. In fact, this sentence applies not only to the liquid market such as futures, but also to the stock market, except that the frequency of stock use is not as frequent as the trigger point in the futures market.