WMAX trading psychology analysis: In precious metals trading, why "carrying orders" is more addictive than "stop loss"
- 2026-10-16
- Posted by: Wmax
- Category: Tutorial
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Carrying orders is not a strategy, but a trader's painful buffer against losses: the reasons for opening a position continue to grow as the price drops, but the position does not move at all. This article analyzes how loss aversion and cognitive dissonance amplify floating losses in precious metals trading from the perspective of behavioral finance, and sorts out the emotional friction WMAX has set up in functions such as locking stop loss and trailing stop loss when opening a position, position calculator, transaction record review, overnight position risk assessment, etc., so that exit decisions no longer rely on on-the-spot willpower and return to the preset discipline of calm moments.
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