Many people don't understand the significance of adding to a position. Adding to a position is about using a very tight stop-loss to achieve a high reward-to-risk ratio. Take tonight's trade as an example: entering at 3190 with 1% of your capital, adding at 3160 with 2% of your capital, so your average entry price becomes 3170. The recent high rebound was to 3194. With 3% of your capital, you could capture 24 points; with 1%, you capture 30 points. The 50-point profit is much higher. My strategy is mainly short-term: with 1% of your capital, taking 25-30 points can be enough to exit most positions, while keeping some reserve for the second and third targets. When adding to a position, capturing 20 points should be enough to exit most, rather than sticking to the initial first, second, or third targets.