I haven’t placed a stop-loss order for a long time. This time I did hit the stop-loss. I remember that last time as well—I was trying to top-tick and short with a stop-loss, but this time I only got stopped out on the main position (head position) using a very small position size, because there was no prompt to add more. Mainly, I also wanted to verify my judgment.

Yesterday there was a surge of accelerated upside. At that time, the high was near a weekly-level resistance line. Last time, the high also touched the resistance line and then got pushed back down. So yesterday, below 85k, I tried opening a short for the head position. Although price only went above 87k, normally the stop-loss level for the head position wouldn’t be very large, but Brother Gua’s stop-loss points have always been around two thousand points. Once it hits, he decisively exits.

There are many opportunities. If I hadn’t taken the stop-loss this time, maybe I would have gotten lucky and held through the move. But what about next time? Or the time after that? So once it reaches the expected level, you must strictly follow through. Also, this up-move has already been close to ten thousand points. Losing a bit on the head position is nothing serious.