Stock trading, why, it will go up as soon as you buy it, and it will go up as soon as you throw it?

Why do you lose money? A better article than reading for ten years!

1. I don't feel well because there is no stock in my account. I always thought that I would become "empty" because of Man Cang stock.

Most people's investment losses are because they dare not buy stocks but dare not sell them. The stock market has ups and downs. If you can't avoid the risk of falling, you will eventually lose money in theory. This bad habit is the biggest killer of investors.

2. The bad habit of greed. Many people think that it is not greed to run as long as you earn a dime, which is caused by different definitions of the word "greed". Greed refers to large-scale investment without great accuracy guarantee, which is called greed. More generally, if you are not sure, even if you earn 1 cent, it is greed. The biggest harm of this bad habit is that you can get it easily in the stock market.

3. No courage and courage. As we all know, what really has a decisive influence on your own life in the stock market is the ultimate success or failure of investing heavily. When it is light, it will have little impact on the total funds. There is no shame in working for a living. Shamefully, he has been working for a living all his life, and working because of interest. If he always works for money, that only shows this.

This person lacks foresight or is simply incompetent. In the stock market, as long as you have good theoretical tools (even if you have experience), you can always find several perfect investment opportunities, which is very safe. If you didn't dare to invest all your money at that time, you can only say that you are failing your brain and life. However, this does not mean that you can gamble blindly. Without theoretical tools, you have no experience.

It is not courage and courage that do it, but recklessness and ignorance.

4. Always in and out of Man Cang, regardless of opportunities and risks.

Why is the final profit and loss of large households always better than that of small households on average? The reason is that the small principal is less. In order to get quick success and instant benefit, we should use the full principal every time. Most large households are semi-stocked in the bear market, and there are many opportunities in the stock market, but they are not always sure. We must have strong restraint. It is forbidden to attack Man Cang when we are not sure. In fact, many people around us always like people with more money, whether they are ignorant or smart.

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Theory of Stock Language: Fool's Investment Method —— Buy in the downturn and sell in the climax (reproduced)

I hope that through this article, bloggers can deeply understand some seemingly simple but extremely difficult truths in investment!

Everyone is learning how to make a profit in the stock market in their own way. I like to listen to Melvid Hogan in Houston telling stories that he understands personally. "After World War II, I retired. Then I joined the drilling equipment manufacturing industry and started buying and selling stocks by the way. At first, it was a hobby. By the end of the year, I always make a net loss. I tried all kinds of methods I read or heard: technical analysis methods, basic analysis methods, the synthesis of all these analysis methods ... but I don't know why I always lose money in the end. " During my stay in Big bounce on 1958, I couldn't even lose money for the blind. Short-term trading and intelligent switching lost a lot of money. But one day at 196 1, I was extremely depressed and depressed. When I arrived at the office of Merrill Lynch in Houston, a senior financial officer was sitting at the front desk. I know he noticed the unhappiness on my face. My situation has been like this for many years. He motioned me to his seat. "'Do you want to see someone?' he asked weakly. He has never lost money in the stock market! "If you want to see him, you'd better hurry," the agent suggested. He only comes once every few years unless he is going to buy it. He always lingers for a few minutes, staring blankly at the automatic receiver. He is a farmer, planting rice and raising livestock in the suburbs of the bay. I walked through the crowd and found a seat next to the stranger in overalls.

He explained his skills to me, which was actually very simple. During the bear market, he saw in the newspaper that the stock market had fallen to a new low, and experts predicted that the Jones index would fall by several hundred points. The farmer friend carefully browsed a "Standard & Poor's Stock Guide" and selected about 30 stocks whose market price has fallen below $65,438+00. Some of these stocks are very stable, some are very profitable, and some are little-known small companies (such as walnut planting companies and home decoration companies). All these companies pay dividends. Then, he came to Houston and bought a $50,000 stock package. 1, 2, 3 or 4 years later, when the stock market soared and forecasters said that the Dow Jones index would hit a new high, he came to town and sold all his shares. It's that simple. From then on, until his death last year, I kept in touch with Mr. Womach, and sometimes I went to his fertile fields to shoot ducks. During this period, I learned a lot of his investment ideas.

He regards buying stocks as buying a truck full of pigs. When the pig market is depressed, the lower the price of his pig, the more profitable he will be when the next seller's market comes. He also explained that if the stock market is the same, he would rather buy stocks than pigs, because pigs don't get dividends. You have to keep it, too. He basically adopts a farming attitude towards the stock market. Planting rice has sowing season and harvest season; In his stock trading, he also paid close attention to the same season. Womach never seems to buy at the lowest point of the stock market, nor does he seem to sell at the highest point. He seems willing to buy and sell near the bottom area or the top area. When he was going to buy it, he ignored the old saying,' Never lose, lose'. For example, when the market bottomed out at 1970, he added another $50,000 to his already extremely cheap trading, thus making a lot of money on the whole basket of stocks.

I realize that many factors determine whether a stock is worth buying. But I know more clearly that if we can gain a cost advantage in a low-priced area when the stock market is depressed, even if there are many wrong judgments in the future, it will not hinder the overall situation and be excusable. During the stock market rise, you can sell it as soon as possible and take profits; If you sell at the highest price, you will get more profits; Even if you sell it during the downturn, you can still make a profit. Since there are so many opportunities that are beneficial to your profit, it is worthwhile to wait patiently for a lower purchase cost.

When the market is depressed, it is always comforting to have a good idea. At this time, the chart analyst will be surprised to see you buy stocks when his chart only sends out a sell signal.

In a word, Mr. Womach has no profound views on the stock market. He taught me that you can't buy stocks every day of the month, week or year and make a profit; Similarly, you can't plant rice every month, every week and every day, and you can get a harvest.