In fact, placing an order with a small stop loss is a slap in the face.

I can't guarantee that every small stop loss order will achieve a strong market, nor can I guarantee that it won't go short. A high profit-loss ratio is actually an illusion.

An order with a large stop loss may not necessarily result in a loss. If it does not lose, then it means not only a low profit-loss ratio, but also a high winning rate.

Relying on a small stop loss to obtain a high profit-loss ratio is not feasible in the long run. A small stop loss is likely to accumulate into a big loss in the long run.

A good profit-loss ratio cannot be influenced by strategy, it depends on the weather and whether the market will give it to you#