Position limit is a mode of operation in ** trading, which usually refers to the size of the loss by setting a stop loss point when the investor's position is lost. In Chinese mainland, the inch usually needs to be operated through ** trading software, and the specific steps may vary depending on the software. Here's a rough idea of how it works:
Log in to your trading account: First, investors need to log in to their own ** trading account.
Select**: Select the one you want to perform in the trading interface.
Set stop loss: Find the stop loss setting function of the **, usually there may be options such as "stop loss", "stop loss**" and so on. Enter the stop loss you wish to set, i.e. when it falls to that point, the system will automatically help you sell to reduce your loss.
Confirm Stop Loss Conditions: After confirming that the Stop Loss** is correct, click the "Confirm" or "Submit" button.
Monitor trades: After setting the limit, investors need to continuously monitor the dynamics in order to adjust the stop-loss strategy if necessary.
Please note that a stop loss is a risk management tool that can help investors avoid larger losses, but at the same time, it is also possible to miss out on opportunities in the market. Investors should use stop loss reasonably according to their own risk tolerance, investment objectives and market conditions.