Let's talk about my recent trading experience: 1. Whenever there's a pullback opportunity, I enter using 'stop-loss positioning' (risking 1% of total capital). 2. Once the market starts moving, I always adjust my stop-loss upwards and set my take-profit at 10% above the last high (don't hold just because the cost is low). 3. If the market breaks out and then pulls back, maintaining the 'logic,' I confidently add another 20% to my position. 4. After adding to my position, I take profit at 10% from the previous high point of the last take-profit. 5. I check my holdings daily; if there's any 'logic breakdown,' even if I haven't hit my stop-loss, I exit (whether it's a 4-hour logic or daily chart logic, if it breaks, no matter the current trend, I must exit).