This time, the stop loss is set at the 92,000 level, and the logic is actually quite clear. 91,500 serves as the previous resistance level. Once the price stabilizes above 91,200, it usually breaks through upward—this is the basis for setting the stop loss.

Although this trade resulted in a loss, from the trend perspective, my judgment on this resistance level was correct. That’s what I’m quite satisfied with.

Many people think that a stop loss means losing money, but that’s not true. The key is to preserve the principal. In the trading market, as long as the principal is intact, there’s always a chance to make a comeback. The purpose of a stop loss is not to make you money but to help you survive longer. Being able to participate in the next opportunity is itself a win.