财经界小李哥
--
Trading cryptocurrencies to support my family for 10 years, grateful for these experiences that earned me 30 million
1. Losing money without a stop loss and not being able to hold onto profits are common problems for most retail investors.
2. In investing, the most important thing can be summed up in four words: go with the trend. Shorting during a pullback in an uptrend is a death wish, and adding leverage is a fancy way to die.
3. The direction of the market is the collective expectation of all participants; do not impose your own wishes on the market.
4. Winning percentage is not important at all; the profitability of a trading system has nothing to do with its entry success rate. Don't be envious when others make a few points; you don't know about their losses. Patiently wait for your own opportunity.
5. You cannot make money on every bullish candlestick in the market.
6. Opportunities are waiting to be seized; good hunters are not impulsive. In a volatile market, no one can make big money.
7. In the secondary market, there are not only 'buy, buy, buy' operations; closing positions, reducing positions, and holding cash are also actions.
8. For a retail investor with a few million in capital, there aren’t that many 'main force' or 'dog house' imaginary enemies in the market. Your biggest enemy is your own greed and fear.
9. The secondary market is never short of stars; what it lacks are the long-lasting ones.
10. Seventy percent of people in the market lose money; really, there aren’t that many experts.
11. Stay rational, respect the market; in front of the market, everyone is a leek. A careful approach leads to long-term success. A sudden wealth event has little to do with me.
12. Some trades are right even if they lose money, and some trades are wrong even if they profit.
13. Risk control is much more important than heavy returns.
14. Do not become emotionally attached to your positions; major losses often come when confidence is high. The trade that causes us the most loss may be the one we are most confident about.
15. Each of the above points is very difficult to achieve and requires long-term practice; there is a long, long road between knowing and doing.
1. Losing money without a stop loss and not being able to hold onto profits are common problems for most retail investors.
2. In investing, the most important thing can be summed up in four words: go with the trend. Shorting during a pullback in an uptrend is a death wish, and adding leverage is a fancy way to die.
3. The direction of the market is the collective expectation of all participants; do not impose your own wishes on the market.
4. Winning percentage is not important at all; the profitability of a trading system has nothing to do with its entry success rate. Don't be envious when others make a few points; you don't know about their losses. Patiently wait for your own opportunity.
5. You cannot make money on every bullish candlestick in the market.
6. Opportunities are waiting to be seized; good hunters are not impulsive. In a volatile market, no one can make big money.
7. In the secondary market, there are not only 'buy, buy, buy' operations; closing positions, reducing positions, and holding cash are also actions.
8. For a retail investor with a few million in capital, there aren’t that many 'main force' or 'dog house' imaginary enemies in the market. Your biggest enemy is your own greed and fear.
9. The secondary market is never short of stars; what it lacks are the long-lasting ones.
10. Seventy percent of people in the market lose money; really, there aren’t that many experts.
11. Stay rational, respect the market; in front of the market, everyone is a leek. A careful approach leads to long-term success. A sudden wealth event has little to do with me.
12. Some trades are right even if they lose money, and some trades are wrong even if they profit.
13. Risk control is much more important than heavy returns.
14. Do not become emotionally attached to your positions; major losses often come when confidence is high. The trade that causes us the most loss may be the one we are most confident about.
15. Each of the above points is very difficult to achieve and requires long-term practice; there is a long, long road between knowing and doing.
Disclaimer: Includes third-party opinions. No financial advice. May include sponsored content. See T&Cs.
0
0