To protect your investment funds, you can’t rely on intuition alone—the key is to set up a “safety barrier.”

Yesterday, many friends received the “Risk Aversion Guide,” which is like adding a sturdy outer door to your assets.

But what happens after you enter the market? When volatility occurs, fear and greed become two hidden destabilizing factors in the room. If you rely solely on manual operations, it’s like personally carrying these risks with you.

How can you add a “safety barrier” to your trading?

1. Set automatic stop-losses: When the price reaches a preset level, the system will automatically execute a sell order, preventing further losses from “waiting a bit longer.”
2. Control each position size: Only invest a fixed percentage of your total funds in each trade (for example, 2%), to avoid the risk of “all-in” bets.
3. Limit trading hours: Only operate during specific time periods to avoid making impulsive decisions from “constantly watching the screen.”

These “safety barriers” actually form the foundation of systematic trading. While they can’t predict future market movements, they can effectively prevent you from suffering major losses due to today’s impulsiveness.

It’s worth considering: What “safety barriers” have you set for your own investment strategy?
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