What should I do if the stock is empty (the mentality after the stock is empty)

Some time ago, a friend told me that he took a stock and earned less than 20% in more than two months. One week after the sale, there were four daily limit, and the weekly increase was nearly 50%.

His inner suffering is really unbearable. He wants to slap himself, even in his own words, life is worse than death.

Funny thing is, in fact, after he sold it, the stock fell for two days in a row, with a drop of nearly 10%. He washed the dishes and then rose to four daily limit.

In other words, when he sold it for the first time, he still thought he was great, but after a week, he felt stupid.

There is a kind of empty stepping, which is called the trouble of watching cards. It's like someone shooting at you, only to find that you can touch the next card yourself.

When you know the result, it is very common to review your own operation and step on the air.

Everyone knows that a thousand dollars is hard to buy.

Looking at it from another angle, all the empty steps actually don't exist, and they are all based on the troubles after knowing the results.

In other words, you can't sell stocks at the top, and then there is a high probability that another high point will appear, and you will definitely step on it.

However, if you find yourself empty after a long time, you may be relieved, but after you sell it, you will be empty and your heart will not let go.

You think that if you were more determined, you might not be empty, so you regret it.

After selling a stock, there are bound to be two situations, either rising or falling.

This is essentially a question of choosing a selling point, not a question of stepping on the air.

If the stock falls, you will feel that you have made a very correct choice.

When the stock goes up, you will naturally step on it, and the money you seem to have earned seems to have been missed.

If you want to understand this matter, you can explain it clearly when the stock market is empty.

Let's talk about what to do if the stock market is empty. Many people want to get the answer to this question.

Actually, if you think about it, there are only two ways.

First, reverse repurchase.

Many people think that when I sell the stock, it will go up and be empty, so I can't buy it.

Compared with the stock falling quilt, there is still a chance to step on the air.

Because there is money in hand at this time, you can still buy it if you want.

To put it bluntly, the initiative is still in our own hands, and it is nothing more than an action of chasing up.

But in practice, not many people are willing to chase after the rise, and most choose to watch the stock price rise day by day.

This is mainly because of the inherent price anchor, which takes its own selling price as the anchor and thinks that higher prices are expensive.

If the current price is willing to sell, then the higher price should be sold, not bought.

There is also a mentality that you don't want to admit your mistakes. Buying after selling is the reverse operation, that is, admitting one's trading mistake at a time.

Therefore, the proportion of people who can finally choose reverse purchase is still relatively small.

Because, reverse buying will face the situation of falling stock price to prevent making mistakes again.

Stepping empty is a kind of injury, and reverse purchase may face secondary injury.

Second, look quietly.

Most people will choose to watch quietly, they are extremely unhappy, but they can't say the pain.

If selling represents bearish, then the stock price will rise again, which is beyond the cognitive range.

If you miss this kind of money, you will miss it, but not everyone will let it go.

If you find that the stocks you sell continue to rise, what you have to do is actually to study where your mistakes are.

Simply put, it is called research failure.

Because only by clarifying the situation can we try to avoid such a situation from happening again and seize the opportunity.

Selling a stock in advance is mostly caused by fear of heights, followed by waiting for no results.

Fear of heights is common. Generally, the main funds wash dishes and fluctuate up and down, which leads to emotional collapse and eagerness to escape.

There will be no result in waiting, but this despair is not necessarily made by the main capital, because the subsequent stepping on the air may be completely caused by the main assault position.

Whether it is chasing high in the opposite direction or waiting quietly, it will not affect the subsequent ups and downs of this stock, just whether it participates or not.

After the stock market is empty, there are only two choices, nothing else.

What we have to do is actually to make our choices in the shortest possible time.

If you want to buy it, find the most suitable place to buy it at once. If you choose to watch quietly, you must quickly put down your obsession and start studying why stocks continue to rise.

Remember, you always have the initiative to choose, there is no such thing as stepping on the air.

If you sell a stock at 10 yuan and buy another stock at 1 1 yuan, you won't feel the pressure of shorting, but if you buy the same stock, you will feel that you are shorting.

But if you haven't bought or sold this stock before, it's essentially just a choice of chasing high, and there is no empty talk.

And chasing high itself, right or wrong, depends on the situation.

Forget the original deal and make the most accurate decision at the moment. This is the right way to do it, and it is also the way to deal with stepping empty.