1. I don’t understand the market. It can be understood that there is no set of theories to analyze and describe the market, and the perception of the market price movement that has already occurred is vague. There is no clue about the possible trend that will happen in the future. In short, I am confused when facing the market, I don’t know what cycle to look at, I don’t know what signal to look at, and I can only look at the rise and fall of the K-line based on my feeling.

2. There are no clear rules for trading. I always hesitate and struggle whether to buy here. I feel frustrated when I get stuck after buying, and I feel happy when I make a profit. I am dominated by emotions. But the logic of buying is not clear. The next time I encounter the same market situation, I am likely to make the opposite choice.

3. Not used to setting stop loss. Can't find a suitable entry position to set stop loss before entering the market. Worry that the stop loss position is too large and will cause losses, or the stop loss position is too small and will be stopped quickly. There is no fixed rule for setting stop loss. It is also unclear about the relationship between stop loss and profit and loss ratio.

4. Not knowing when to take profit. Taking profit is a subjective action, which is related to how much profit will be pocketed in the end. Subjective does not mean no opinion. Many people take profit based on their feelings and have no fixed rules. Therefore, under the same position and the same environment, there will be completely different take profit strategies.

5. Often regret because of poor entry, take-profit, and stop-loss positions. You will feel bad because the market reverses after entry, continues to rise after take-profit, and moves in the direction of profit immediately after stop-loss, and you think it would be better if xxx. In fact, it is because there are no clear and explicit constraints.

6. No progress in trading for a long time. Trading is something that requires continuous improvement. If you cannot feel your own changes in trading, or if you do not actively review and summarize the trading results for a long time, in fact, no matter how many trades you make, you will only stay where you are.

7. Liquidation becomes a habit. Some group members came to me and said that they had liquidated their accounts and they had to keep recharging. They couldn’t stop me. A few days later, they came again and said that they had liquidated their accounts. It keeps repeating, and I don’t know where all the money comes from. In this case, you can actually stay away from trading and improve your cognition first.