2026-02-12 10:50:07

Today was very sluggish, with very little volatility, not much meaning.

Several ways to handle short positions:
1. Add to the position at 2006, set stop loss at 2025. If it hits, reopen directly at 2025.
2. Follow the add and stop loss instructions given in the order.
3. If you're losing a little now, just cut it and don't play anymore, set a sell order at 2025.
4. Do not add to the position, set a stop loss at 2050, and if it hits, double the position and reopen at 2050.

How to handle it depends on your own position and how much loss you can tolerate.

Sideways movement is hard to predict, but even if it goes up, it can first go down. In this kind of non-volatile market, you can only wait.

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LossOf5500U

· 02-12 23:16

No one expects a person to be perfect every time. If there's damage, so be it. What's the big deal? The thing I can't accept most is using this kind of ambiguous approach that forces others to make a choice.

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LossOf5500U

· 02-12 23:05

Next time, don't use this method. Because most analysts are using it. One of them will be correct. Hehe

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LossOf5500U

· 02-12 23:00

This reflects that your trading mindset isn't firm enough—what a bunch of nonsense! Honestly, don't be angry.

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10,000DollarsExitTheCircle

· 02-12 14:00

I didn't leave either