Sometimes I can understand the complaints of retail investors about short-term losses and gains.

What is the difference between stability and volatility?

For example. The maximum loss of a single risk amount is -100%

If you always follow the market, you actually don't have to wait until -100% to exit, even if you miss it for a moment.

Conversely, the average loss is controlled at -50% per order.
Then your trial order cost is better than the ordinary level.

This tests the management level, not wanting to "lose a little and gain a little."
We need to make the "funding curve fluctuate less."