You should have bought it when 65438+1October 23rd just hit a new high. February 4th has gone up for so many days. As an experienced speculator, you will be passive if you want to overbought for profit.

On February 4th, you bought a small loss in the trial warehouse, paving the way for the next profit.

When you say the trend you are doing is right, I tell you, don't be so subjective. Everything you see has false accounts, the profit shows that the trend is right, and the book loss shows that you did something wrong.

How to speculate in futures without losing money?

Make a floating stop loss in the day.

The same is true of taking profit with moving average in daytime trading.

But stop loss, you must use the moving average and time stop loss to the extreme.

For example, the system price of the 5-day moving average is not enough to break through the 5-day moving average.

What if the price does not reach the 5-day moving average and there is no profit for one day? What should you do if the increase in one day is less than your expectation? It's like when you pass a traffic light, a red light and hold a green stop loss. What about the yellow light time?

The next day's reversal is like a yellow light. I don't know whether it's a red light or a green light.

It is better to suffer a small loss than fail to pass the green light. It doesn't matter, I won't run a red light either.

If you only do it in one day, you will actually miss the profit that opened higher in a favorable direction the next day. Can you catch every wave of market? There are too many stocks missed in futures speculation. Can you catch them every day? You are so ignorant that you think you can catch all kinds of market. I don't think it's too late for you to stop speculating in futures.