In yesterday's trading, I made two Enter a Position operations. First, I opened a long positions at the 1135 level according to the established plan. However, the market trend was contrary to expectations, leading to this Position hitting the stop loss. Normally, I set the stop loss point about 200 points above the opening price to ensure the safety of the principal. This time, the market briefly reached around 1145, making me think it would break through the 1150 barrier.

Then, I entered a long position again at the 1128 level. This position is still being held, and I set the stop loss at 1130 to ensure breakeven. For this trade, my target is to see it near the 1155 level.

These two trading experiences have made me deeply aware of the unpredictability of the market. Although the first trade followed the trading plan, it still suffered losses due to a version change. This reminds us that even with a meticulous plan, we must remain vigilant about sudden changes in the market. The second trade highlights the importance of promptly adjusting strategies when facing losses.

Overall, this experience underscores the importance of risk management once again. Setting appropriate stop loss levels, not getting attached to trades, and maintaining flexibility in trading are qualities that successful traders should possess. In future trades, I will continue to adhere to these principles and strive to find opportunities in a volatile market.