Each one triggered a stop loss...

Mar 15, 2020#log72

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On March 16, the author experienced multiple stop losses triggered in their simulated trading accounts. They made a mistake of buying a stock called Yuan Wang Valley (002161.XSHE) based on a false signal from a candlestick chart at 9:45. Another simulated account triggered a stop loss at 14:41. In addition, the author reduced positions in their third simulated account due to both profit-taking and stop loss. The author also mentioned that the launch of their real trading account would be delayed due to high trading volume. Finally, the author noted that their ETF trading account finally triggered a stop loss signal, reducing positions in Nasdaq ETF and government bond ETF while increasing positions in 300ETF and ChiNext ETF.

The first simulated account couldn't hold on early in the morning and liquidated at the opening. A strategy that had been backtesting within 10% broke through 10% for the first time. I was fooled by a candlestick at 9:45 and then bought Far East Horizon (002161.XSHE). It's unforgivable...

The second simulated account triggered a stop loss at 14:41 and liquidated...

The third simulated account had one take profit and one stop loss, and also reduced positions...

The launch of the first real account will have to be postponed no matter what... The current trading volume is still too high. We should at least wait until the trading volume weakens and everyone has nothing to buy before discussing the launch...

The ETF real account finally issued a stop loss signal. The legendary Nasdaq ETF finally reduced positions, and the government bond ETF also reduced positions. I had been hesitating whether to intervene in the strategy artificially, first reducing positions in the Nasdaq ETF, but ultimately held back. At the same time, positions were increased in the 300ETF and ChiNext ETF... Sharp, let's see how you perform!