See through the tricks behind the dog stock market; making money is simpler than you think!
Many people feel that after losing money, it’s because they didn’t work hard enough or their skills aren’t mature enough.
But in my view, many pitfalls aren’t something you actively jumped into; they are traps set up by the market makers in advance.
As long as your mindset is a bit off, it’s easy to be misled.
What I tell newcomers around me the most is to recognize these tricks.
Avoiding one pitfall means you can avoid one loss.
The first type is news temptation.
Once news breaks, it seems like the market is about to rise, and everyone rushes in.
Market makers have already positioned themselves, and when retail investors chase to the peak, they sell off their holdings.
Those who are a step late can only ride the downward trend.
The second type is false breakout.
Key levels are breached, looking like it’s about to take off.
You get excited and rush in, and then the market reverses and drops.
A long shadow is left on the candlestick chart, and only then do you realize you’ve been fooled.
The third type is slow pressure trend.
This is more ruthless than a crash.
The price gradually squeezes down, but you are reluctant to leave, always thinking there will be a rebound.
In the end, it drags on, and you’re exhausted, heartbroken, selling at the lowest point.
The fourth type is high-speed acceleration.
It pulls out several big bullish candles just to make you feel that “if I don’t get in now, there will be no chance.”
Once you chase in, the market makers casually hand you the chips, and the market immediately turns around.
The fifth type is deceptive counter-trading.
The market suddenly sees increased volume, looking like big funds are entering.
In reality, it’s just market makers trading with each other, making you think the market is about to take off.
Once you get in, they show you the real direction.
People who lose money don’t not understand the charts; they are pushed by their emotions.
What the market makers are watching is your greed, small panic, and luck.
If you want to survive long, it’s not difficult.
Don’t chase emotions, don’t hold through declines.
Maintain a stable position, keep a steady rhythm, and opportunities will naturally come.
Only by holding your ground do you have the qualification to enter the next round.
I am Uncle Nan, skilled in short to medium-term contracts and medium to long-term spot arrangements, sharing investment tips daily and detailed strategy teaching points.
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