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Retail investors generally lose more money in a one-sided market. Why is that?

Because when the market starts moving, retail investors are afraid to chase it. By the time they dare to chase, the market has actually already reached its peak, and many people end up being trapped. In a market where short selling is possible, retail investors are afraid to follow the one-sided trend, yet they dare to bet on reversals, getting trapped once with each reversal. I have experienced both situations, and to be honest, it's very painful; it's hard to grasp what's going on and how to navigate the market. So how to resolve this? The best approach is to determine the market trend: whether it is a ranging market or a one-sided breakout market. If it's a ranging market, use a trading system suitable for ranging conditions; if it's a one-sided breakout market, use a trading system for that scenario. Besides that, no other method can solve this problem. #散户心理学

Small funds want to grow big
Use money that you can afford to lose
Patiently wait for a risk-reward ratio
The biggest opportunity
At least 1:10 or higher
Now there are so many high-leverage exchanges
Just go in with x20 or x75 leverage
Liquidation stop-loss

If wrong, wait for the next time
If right, increase position for profit
As long as you can seize a wave of market movement
The principal can at least multiply by a dozen or twenty times

Instead of frequently trading short-term
This will only make your perspective smaller
You can only see fluctuations of a few points

#散户心理学

#散户心理学

The scary thing is not the loss, but cutting losses and leaving the market!
If there is spare money, you can make linear purchases.