Review today's trades

Bought one lot of Bubble at 240.2 at yesterday's close, set a take-profit at 248.6 (planned for day trading). Today, it hit exactly 248.6 at the peak, so I sold it and bought back at 244.2 at the close. Bubble is indeed a fateful stock. For Chifeng Gold, I bought back 600 shares at 28.15 yesterday and set a target of 29.4 today, but it only reached 29.35, so no deal was executed. Thinking that the Hang Seng Tech Index had stabilized, I bought 600 shares in two batches at 118 and 117.2, planning to try a short-to-medium-term trade with a stop-loss. On 6/4, I bought TSL at 328 and set a stop-loss at 322 on 6/5, which triggered a full liquidation. Although it was a very small position, it plunged into the abyss that day—close call! Last night, LULU gave me another lesson on not setting a stop-loss!!! The Q1 earnings missed expectations, causing a sharp drop of 22%. Fortunately, the position was only 2%. Today, I set stop-losses for all other small positions.

Just a few hours after setting the stop-loss price, TMF (U.S. Treasury bonds) plunged in pre-market trading and dropped 3.8% during the session. Luckily, the stop-loss was set at a 1% drop for immediate liquidation. Although the position was relatively large, the loss wasn’t significant. While feeling relieved, this further reinforced my memory.