Profits can be obtained through the right trading methods, and they can also be obtained through lucky trading methods. For example, many investors hold onto losing positions, allowing their holdings to turn from danger to safety, and even make a profit. This lucky trading method is incorrect; investors who gain profits through luck will still not cut losses in the next trade when the market causes losses. Ordinary investors often stubbornly hold on to their views, believing their judgments are correct even when the market moves against them, leading to continuous losses and ultimately forced liquidation.
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To overcome this psychological barrier, one must recognize their insignificance, maintain a respectful attitude towards the market, and always be aware that their analysis is never perfect or comprehensive, while the market is always correct. This way, one can timely adjust their trading strategy when the market trend diverges from their judgment.
