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Let me say a few words here:
Whether placing orders in the live broadcast room or in small groups, there are a few points that must be strictly followed.
1. I trade trend orders, regardless of whether they are large, medium, or small, and I rarely do ultra-short-term trades.
2. I don't have specific entry points, only time nodes (if you need specific points, you don't have to come to me for them).
3. You must set a stop-loss point for each order (loss is acceptable, but liquidation is not).
4. It is recommended to open each order according to the "Position Sizing Based on Loss" model (the stop-loss point provided will determine how much loss you can tolerate to determine the position size).
5. If the stop loss is hit, it is not possible to open a new position immediately; you need to rest for more than half a day.
6. After the order direction is correct, do not add positions during small-level pullbacks; having a base position is sufficient.
7. Do not open orders frequently. Personally, I do it (1-4 times a week, 1-2 times a month for major levels), you can use this as a reference.
8. I don't like talking about the market with others, as it can easily influence me, especially with 800 different directions in the group every day.
9. It is recommended to split the principal into two accounts (1 large fund for trend trades and 1 small fund to address the issue of impulsive trading).