In fact, most of our losses come from chasing after high prices. Pursuing high prices means that the profit and loss ratio is not attractive, and there is a high risk of downward losses. However, chasing high prices is often driven by FOMO emotions. Without chasing high prices, your risk can be controlled. Choosing to consolidate at a low level is nothing more than holding for a longer period of time, but the downward risk is controllable. If it falls below the support, it will leave. Everyone should quit chasing high operations.