5-Year Contract Suckers' Confession:
Hope this can help everyone!
I have experienced everything you have gone through, including liquidation, take profit, cheers, and frustration. I have personally gone through it all, from a single position of 500,000 to 1,000 positions, and I have verified it multiple times! In this post, I will only mention a few points to note!
First:
Why are there rarely any direct profitable trades after opening a position? It often feels like one gets trapped by a counter operation right after opening? Is it luck? Or?
Answer: It's not bad luck, but rather that a

Analysis from the 19th to the 22nd
Personally, analysis is not very useful, it's mostly nonsense.
Many people refer to the US stock market, some refer to the index.
My estimation of the market progress is mainly based on the reasons behind the current price range formation. For example, a large amount of data accumulated over the past half month shows that the reasons for the mainstream surge stem from the entry of institutions and aggressive capital manipulation, which has nothing to do with retail investors. It’s like a chess game, where the players are large investment institutions, includi

Based on 5 years of contract experience, let's talk about the experience.
First of all, never touch counterfeit contracts.
Second, just doing big and small cakes is enough.
Thirdly, whether it's a short or long position, there must be a take profit.
Fourth, absolutely do not use leverage above 20.
Fifth: Use only 20% of the principal for opening contracts, and the remaining 80% for margin! Unless encountering a major bear or bull market, the stop loss is the profit from the previous seven days as the stop loss, without harming the principal!
Sixth, it is best to take profits at 2 to 5 points o