Market, limit and conditional orders: choose what you want to constrain
Price, speed and trigger conditions involve trade-offs; no order guarantees every outcome.
Read in Chinese →Learning topics
From order execution to sizing, journals and review.
Titles and summaries are in English. Articles marked “Chinese article” open the Chinese original.
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All articles →Price, speed and trigger conditions involve trade-offs; no order guarantees every outcome.
Read in Chinese →Write down invalidation conditions and a loss budget before estimating quantity under simplified assumptions.
Read in Chinese →Position size, account size and margin arrangements jointly shape risk.
Read in Chinese →Separating positions is only one step; also check shared funds and automatic features.
Read in Chinese →Liquidation follows product rules, rather than waiting until losses equal all your capital.
Read in Chinese →A stop sets an exit condition; order type and market conditions still affect execution.
Read in Chinese →Counting wins ignores their size, the size of losses and ongoing costs.
Read in Chinese →Starting from a lower base requires a larger percentage increase to recover.
Read in Chinese →Better future decisions depend on honest, complete records of earlier ones.
Read in Chinese →Historical rule performance is not proof of future effectiveness.
Read in Chinese →Reducing price exposure does not remove funding, execution or platform risk.
Read in Chinese →Repeated automated trades still leave asset risk when prices leave the range.
Read in Chinese →Following someone's orders does not guarantee the same results.
Read in Chinese →Write pause conditions while calm so you can follow them under pressure.
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