Three trading principles to help you grow steadily in a bull market!

1. Batch Ordering Strategy:
It is recommended that the volume of each order should not exceed 10% of the total position to avoid the high risk caused by heavy positions. This method can improve the resilience of the account in the event of extreme market conditions and maintain sufficient funds to cope with possible market fluctuations.

2. Profit Order Management:
For example, when the profit reaches 100%, you can close 50% of the position first, and use the remaining 50% to continue to pursue higher returns. At the same time, adjust the stop loss to be near the opening price to ensure that the trade remains profitable even if the market reverses.

3. Dealing with loss orders:
If the loss of a trade order reaches about 70%, it usually means that the market direction judgment may be wrong. If you still believe that the market is likely to rebound, you can try to open a position in the opposite direction. If the reverse order is profitable, the position should be closed gradually and part of the position should be reserved to observe the market dynamics. If the market continues to fall to the point of the inverse order, the inverse order will be closed and the original loss order will be reduced by 25% first. If the loss is further widened, hold until the profit is made, then reduce the position by 25%, and set the stop loss near the opening price. If the loss order is ultimately profitable, you can choose to close all or part of the position according to market conditions.