When many friends see this wave of pullback, the first thing they think is that if the short position holds on a bit longer, they would break even now. If they don't stop loss, are they starting to make money now? Why do they think this way? This kind of thinking can be very dangerous. Although stop-loss settings are close and can be easily triggered, stop-loss is an important life-saving measure.

Especially when sudden news comes out or the current market suddenly accelerates upwards, if you dare to hold the position, you might blow up at any moment. Even if you manage to hold on a few times by luck, just one liquidation will wipe out both your principal and profits. Therefore, a stop-loss must be set, and when it hits the stop-loss, just decisively exit. Keep the remaining capital so you won't be afraid of running out of resources.