$ZBT -Myth 1: Holding on without a stop loss. When losing, fantasizing that "the market will come back," results in small losses turning into a margin call. In contracts, "recognizing mistakes in time" is more important than "being right once."\nMyth 2: Frequent trading. Transaction fees + slippage will continuously erode profits; most of the time, "waiting for opportunities" is more effective than "opening positions frequently."\nMyth 3: Trading with living funds. The invested capital should be "idle money that, if lost, won't affect your life," to avoid irrational decisions made due to anxiety. Whether using technical analysis (such as moving averages, MACD) or fundamental logic, one must fix "opening conditions, stop-loss and take-profit rules, and position management," and strictly adhere to them. The system may not profit in the short term, but it can avoid the deadly risks of random operations and rely on probability for long-term gains. #合约交易实盘