Profit to loss ratio
$FULU HOLDINGS(02101.HK$
$Tesla(TSLA.US$
$Apple(AAPL.US$
Make sure you have a good profit to loss ratio before making a trade. In disguise, this requires thinking about where to take profit and stop loss before trading. You can judge the take-profit and stop-loss here from a fundamental or technical perspective. Or let the fundamentals and technical aspects go hand in hand in judgment. Normally, take-profit, stop-loss points based on fundamentals are just far from the current price. But I'm not saying it's a value investment. If I hold on for a long time, I don't need to stop losing or stop making a profit. Value investing also requires stop-loss.
If you understand the above, you need to think, what kind of profit and loss can you accept? If the 1:10 profit to loss ratio is something you're willing to try, then back to Tesla's 700-950 example, you can enter anytime. The profit and loss ratio of the points given by the bloggers I read was excellent. If you think this profit to loss ratio is too conservative and I can accept a small profit to loss ratio, then you can change points and you're done entering the field.
Watching other people's videos is always a reference. Before making a deal, make changes based on your own circumstances. If you choose to follow without a brain, then you don't have time to get on the bus, then just mindlessly ignore it, which is fine. In turn, they complain that there's no need for this; if you have this time, it's better to study technology.
$Tesla(TSLA.US$
$Apple(AAPL.US$
Make sure you have a good profit to loss ratio before making a trade. In disguise, this requires thinking about where to take profit and stop loss before trading. You can judge the take-profit and stop-loss here from a fundamental or technical perspective. Or let the fundamentals and technical aspects go hand in hand in judgment. Normally, take-profit, stop-loss points based on fundamentals are just far from the current price. But I'm not saying it's a value investment. If I hold on for a long time, I don't need to stop losing or stop making a profit. Value investing also requires stop-loss.
If you understand the above, you need to think, what kind of profit and loss can you accept? If the 1:10 profit to loss ratio is something you're willing to try, then back to Tesla's 700-950 example, you can enter anytime. The profit and loss ratio of the points given by the bloggers I read was excellent. If you think this profit to loss ratio is too conservative and I can accept a small profit to loss ratio, then you can change points and you're done entering the field.
Watching other people's videos is always a reference. Before making a deal, make changes based on your own circumstances. If you choose to follow without a brain, then you don't have time to get on the bus, then just mindlessly ignore it, which is fine. In turn, they complain that there's no need for this; if you have this time, it's better to study technology.
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