The most maddening thing in the contract is the kind of counter-kill that kicks the door.

I played Martin Touch the Top - simply put, it is to judge the high and then increase the position to go short. The winning rate of this routine is indeed not high, about 20% can really touch the top, but the key lies in the fault tolerance of Martin's position: even if you don't know it, as long as the market is not a moth, the other 80% of the orders can basically come out flat.

But the problem lies in the five words "no moth".

In this wave of the market, the 20% of the profit I should have eaten was all scrapped by the last few seconds of pins - two 125 and one 80, a total of three precise harvests. The original failed order can protect the capital, but now it becomes a loss; The top increase order can make a lot of money, and now it is only enough to recover blood. The operation is as fierce as a tiger, and it is expected that the profit of 530 will directly return to zero.

It feels like you've got a good hand, only to find out that the dealer ends up giving you a ghost card. True TM diaphragm responds to people.