Situation one, first give you a loss of 10% to stop loss,

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Situation one, first give you a loss of 10% to stop loss, then pull up 30%
Situation two, first give you a floating profit of 10%, then after adding positions, it immediately drops 30% to make you stop loss
Situation three, after being fully invested, there is a direct crash leading to liquidation

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Fans often ask me how I operate contracts.

Today, I will summarize one of my basic frameworks for everyone:
1. First, buy 20%.
2. If the purchase is wrong and incurs a loss of 10%, immediately stop loss, with the loss amount being 2% of the total position.
3. If the purchase is right and profits 10%, immediately increase the position by 20%. If it rises another 10%, increase the position by another 20%. For the last time, increase it directly by 40%, to maximize the victory. Then, as long as there is no loss of 10%, hold it. If it drops 10%, immediately close the entire position.
This is the general idea, to minimize risk, similar to the speculation king Livermore. Of course, this is just a rough framework, and specific implementations will definitely encounter many uncertainties because the market is variable. I often execute this method during trading, and overall, the results so far have been pretty good. However, it is not a hundred percent guarantee; it just reduces risk and increases the profit rate.
When trading contracts, one must have a method; otherwise, one can only become a victim.

Follow Brother Jie, and eat nine meals a day! Whether you earn a lot or a little is your choice, but I only give the opportunity once. If you want to get on board, hurry up; don’t wait until others have profited before you regret it!
The market waits for no one; hesitation means missing out!

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