On the Poetry of Stock Loss

The stock market is destined to be the place where most people lose money. It is enough to really learn a profound way of thinking, insisting that others are greedy and I am afraid, and others are afraid that I am greedy. But it's easier said than done. How many people can do it? Therefore, although the bull market has come, it is recommended that most retail investors stop their losses, and the profit earned by the bull market is far less than a small decline, let alone a bear market. Getting out early means making money early.

1. Don't come in for the time being, with or without capital. Your mind can't calm down, and your mentality has a great influence on the transaction. I hope this sentence can also give some encouragement to people who have the same experience as you.

2. Worry is certain, and the whole person becomes confused during this period. As time goes by, you can find the joy of life again. This investment failure hasn't completely affected everything that follows. It will get better. At that time, Gang Yun went to KFC for an interview, and the boss called him a liar. Although this is an example, it is understandable that everyone has suffered a lot of pressure and hardship.

3. Financial investment is a very difficult thing. It's sad to invest in an entity. It's a loss of 7 and 2 draws 1 and a gain. You can't understand without experience. Both aspects are indispensable. First, you can't make a good profit without two years of research day and night. Just like a reporter asked Kobe, "Kobe, why are you so successful?" Kobe asked the reporter, "Do you know what Los Angeles is like at 4 am?" The reporter shook his head. Kobe Bryant: "I know what Los Angeles is like at 4 am every day." The second is to have an insider to guide and enlighten. Both are indispensable, and it is possible to become a trader long ago by combining these two points. This is the only possibility.

4. The soldiers and horses didn't move, food and grass came first, and the stock market didn't understand, so they started fooling around. If they don't lose money, that's the problem. If they lose money, they will either collapse their confidence and quit the market, or concentrate on learning from first-class people and summing up their experience. Find out where you bought, cut and operated stocks (opening accounts and checking historical transactions) since you started to step into the stock market, mark them clearly, turn them over several times a day, and think about how you bought/sold them in a hurry at that time. Then find out the stocks that have risen more than 50% in the last three months and two weeks to see what * * * is, and then compare the stocks you operate, find out the problems and reflect more. This is a dynamic market, don't fantasize statically, coping is your defensive shield.