2026-01-04 11:40:37

Don't follow blindly when copying trades. Some yields are extremely high, and they often go all-in. Heavy positions with them will eventually blow up sooner or later!!! Copying trades is like investing; as long as you're consistently profitable, whether you make a lot or a little doesn't matter. Recently, one-sided market trends are not uncommon.

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MarcosOliveira

· 01-04 12:28

Do you have stop loss in your trades?

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SouthwestLittleAnt

· 01-04 11:42

I also cut positions, but my main position is almost always at 1001, and I don't add positions arbitrarily. I only add positions near major resistance or support levels. When I recover from a loss, I take half profits or exit directly, and I don't chase profits!

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