I haven't experienced 'panic selling' because I never take on orders and make mistakes that immediately lead to losses. 'Sell Fly' is a regular customer. As long as the transaction is still ongoing, there is no solution. My response is to adjust the position, ensure that the risk of each order does not exceed 2%, find the next high odds point, and get back on board. The core technique is one: forget long and short, block noise, only look at odds, win rate, and management mentality. Add one more point: To accept selling, selling proves the logic of buying is correct. Don't try to solve the problem of selling stocks once and for all, otherwise you will fall into a vicious cycle of "bottom fishing/top flight" and add drama to yourself: "I have been targeted by the institution" "I can see through the institution's chips through XX", and eventually "lose control of my emotions" and sell out. The above.