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Three Realms of Stop Loss: From Surviving to Making Big Money, 90% of People Remain Stuck in the First Realm and Cannot Break Through!
First Stage: Surrender - From Resistance to Putting on the "Life-saving Armor"
No longer treat stop loss as a slap in the face, but rather accept it as standard equipment for trading, like wearing a bulletproof vest. Even if unwilling, understand that this is the bottom line for survival. Only by overcoming this hurdle can one truly step into the world of trading.
Second realm: Quick blade - strike as soon as triggered, without a trace of hesitation.
Not just accepting, but also able to "execute in seconds". Once the rule is in place, immediately stop loss, without hesitation or regret. Understanding that a stop loss is not a loss, but a way to stay alive for the next opportunity is the key to moving from "surviving" to "thriving".
Third realm: Guarding and hunting - minimize stop loss, rely on waiting to win
Less stop loss ratio is more important than stop loss. Start being selective with opportunities, only capture high probability market conditions, and refuse frequent trading. Experts win by waiting, not by being busy. Maintain a light position as the norm, occasionally take heavy positions, and never go all in, relying on patience to sift through the crowd.
Stop loss is not a technique, it is a crushing of human nature! Treat it as a "necessary cost" rather than a failure, and that is the first step into the professional threshold. Being able to stop loss is instinct, waiting for opportunities is skill, and in the end, what matters in trading is not technique, but cognition and mentality.