Harta made me lose a bit, but it doesn't matter
I can't find any chance to enter the US stock market today. Let's go to bed early and get up early, even though it's not too early 😂 Good night

1. Get back some of your previous losses
2. Trail Stop Loss is not suitable for fast moving stocks. When it falls, you can't ship it. You think it's canceled, but as a result, it rebounds to the price of the previous trail stop and it will sell with you 😂
3. Trail Stop Loss used to only take effect at RTH, I don't understand why something so important wasn't specified.. so I lost $400
4. Next, I plan to keep studying and paper trading. My previous losses will be counted as tuition fees
5. Keep recording your experience

When the market opened last night, the price went up to around 2 yuan. After learning from my last experience, I first set up the trail stop 10% in case the price didn't go up and the 1.08 ticket bag was safe. After that, I was unable to break through 2 blocks and stand steady, and my tickets were automatically sold at 1.8 gross, but this trail stop seemed to be quite easy to miss out on the queue. I don't really understand the exact reason. Maybe the fluctuation was too big for a while to schedule. Anyway, my experience wasn't very good. to
After that, I started to try out Daytrade. I spent a little time researching over the last 2 days. When I saw a buy signal, I placed an order directly at the market price and finally bought it at 1.97. After that, the stock price actually started to rise. At around 2 yuan 1, I saw a big sell order, and I immediately placed a sell order using the market price. As a result, I couldn't sell it?! (Does anyone explain whether it's normal) The downward speed after that was too fast for my little heart to bear. I quickly used the limit order to set the price below. As a result, I ended up losing 10% of the original 10% in a single change, and lost 10%. Speechless
After that, I continued to use the same method a few times, and the results weren't very good, and after the trail stop hit ratio, he just alerted and didn't help me sell. Anyway, after a while, my experience wasn't very good, the most...

At first, FFIE was lucky enough to buy 2.3 at the bottom of the initial band, then set the take-profit and stop-loss points as usual. As a result, I was so excited to watch the crazy rise in numbers. Once it reached 3.9 and then hovered around for a while, I thought I was ready to officially take off and had no plans to sell. In fact, I needed to save a sum of money to start my next career plan. If I arbitrage at this point, I can't stand the greed! hahahahaha
After that, I kept watching the market. In fact, I thought other retail investors would continue to rush upward after arbitrage. As a result, I only discovered that this is a short attack method called Short Ladder Attack. I can only say that there are still many things to learn, so newbies should always remember to remind themselves that they are stubborn. After that, I was already controlled by my emotions. It stemmed from human greed, and my dissatisfaction reached its peak. I kept lowering my stop loss point down and down. At the same time, I couldn't help but move the trend immediately from red to green and upward, completely falling into the trap of a gambler mentality
The result after that was a complete defeat, and after 4 o'clock, they hadn't slept; both were hurt! However, after this time, I became interested in day trade, and I learned that I still have a long way to go in terms of mentality, which is also a gain.
Next, let's take a look at Monday. I myself think there will be a sharp drop when the market opens. The key is whether retail investors can hold on...