Why are you always trapped by watching the market? In-depth analysis of the psychological motivations behind it:
Have you ever been troubled by the behavior of watching the market? Although you have set a stop loss point and warned yourself to stay away from the temptation of the market, you still can't help checking the market again and again, and even can't sleep at night because of it. This uncontrollable behavior of watching the market actually hides complex psychological motivations.
Huge capital investment makes life closely connected with market fluctuations. Once an investment loses money, it may mean that your life will change dramatically. This fear of loss makes you lack a sense of security. Especially when making high-risk investments, such as using high leverage, even a small fluctuation in the market may make you terrified and always in a state of tension.
The ups and downs of the market are like a psychological war without gunpowder. The market in the adjustment stage is more likely to cause emotional fluctuations, and anxiety, uneasiness and fear are always with you. These emotions sometimes drive you to stay up late to watch the market, and even impulsively double your investment after a loss, trying to recover the loss in one fell swoop. However, in this state of exhaustion and anxiety, your thinking may no longer be rational, and you may even have the crazy idea of "all-in", just hoping to get rid of this torment temporarily.
This is the psychological root of many people's inability to get rid of the trouble of watching the market - a crazy cycle of fear of loss, exhaustion and anxiety. Investment is not only a competition of funds, but also a psychological game.
To break this cycle, you need to learn to control your position and not let the investment amount exceed your psychological tolerance; make rational decisions, set a clear investment strategy for yourself, and stick to it; take a break at the right time, and leave the market in time when your emotions are unstable, and stay calm and rational.
Remember, investment is a marathon, not a sprint. I hope that on the road of investment, you will not only gain wealth growth, but also inner peace and tranquility.