Serialized Chapter Six

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Look at the traders around you. We should think carefully about what they often do before doing it. They all like to look at the K-line and graphs for trading. In fact, the reason is very simple. The K-line and graphs are the most intuitive and cheapest. The trading form of cost, all the traders you know, short-term, "stock gods" and mysterious people with inside information, will tell you a thousand things and ten thousand things, and finally open the K-line and take out the chart to prove how good you are. The accuracy proves how much space there is in the future, but can it really make money stably? I don't know if you have thought about this problem. In fact, K-lines and some patterns have flooded the trading market. Since this is the case, should we think about it? And my suggestion is that we should pay more attention to prices, at least we should not simply look at K-lines to trade.

Many years ago, I met an uncle who sold vegetables downstairs. In his free time, the uncle also learned how to trade stocks with others. Although he has no education level, but because he experienced a lot when he was young and understood a lot of life philosophies, he has always been slow. Hanging around in a small market is exceptionally eclectic. He likes stock trading very much. When he is busy with business, he can only put a dilapidated notebook by the side and glance at it. His knowledge of stocks can be said to be at the level of a primary school student. The company's understanding is also hearsay. He doesn't even know F10. . . . But it is such a person, I found something that surprised me in him. First of all, when he wants to buy any stock, he will look at it for a long time, and once he buys it, he will always hold it. When diving, he couldn’t do anything because he was busy with business. I talked to him a lot. He didn’t know the meaning of the K line, let alone the shape, but he could remember the price, and he remembered very clearly the price of every stock he bought. , He told me backwards, which surprised me. Once he told me about a ticket. He didn’t make any money after buying it. He was forced to sell it because he was busy with business and dived in time. But after a long time, he I bought this ticket back, and I asked him why? He said, "It's cheaper than the price I sold, and I've already made a profit by buying it now." I couldn't understand his trading philosophy back then, but the fact is that after a period of time, his stocks always make money, but they lose money when they cut their positions. , and will eventually earn back. At that time, I really didn't understand, and some despised him, thinking it was luck, and thought that he would lose money sooner or later, but I observed him for 2 years, and his delivery orders were indeed profitable. Yes, and the income is considerable. His method is very simple, and he is making money in the end. He has a stable mind and is busy with his own small business every day. The time for watching the market is very limited, so he is not afraid. He doesn’t think about (or think of) those stocks that seem to skyrocket after a breakthrough, and he doesn’t get greedy. Day after day, he remembers the few stocks he often makes, buy when the price is low, and sell when the price is high. What is high and what is low, I never believe the mouth of the stock gods, nor do I look at the trend, the price is completely in my heart, I am writing here thinking of what many people say, leave the market at a high level, and buy at a low level. What is high and what is low?

Pay attention to the price, add graphics, don't just look at the graphics and K-line, you will find that amazing numbers will always appear after a long time, professional traders base the chaotic market on their own quantification trade. It's like a ship in the middle of the sea, without GPS there is no direction.

Timid people can go further in the market

Everyone who has entered the trading market has a problem that they are all big adventurers. The riskier the market, the more timid people are more likely to succeed (or be cautious), but here is another contradictory, timid people Will not enter the high-risk market, and timid and cautious talents in the market are the most likely to succeed, so that means that most of the market are big adventurers, there will be attraction between people, and the reaction to the market, bold people The reaction is the same, and those who are cautious will become a minority in the market, (the few who can make money) This principle is as if rare things are more expensive! !

Don't refute me, I have many examples, really pure examples, I have big data statistics, women are a minority in the futures and foreign exchange markets, but their profits are better than men, and the characteristics of women are meticulous and cautious. They beat our natural advantages. As long as market participants have not changed, we should try to make ourselves cautious and timid. In fact, it is the most courageous thing in this market to boldly say that we lack courage.

Summary: The root cause of most people’s inability to make money in trading is that everyone is doing the same thing, and I have summarized some problems for you. Now I will write down these problems in detail. Next, I will write how to solve them step by step. Find problems, understand them, and find solutions, so that you can grow steadily.

To be continued...In serial.....

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Last updated: 09/13/2023 00:48

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