Newbie Classroom: The Process of Losing Money in Stocks
1. Believing in a stock but not buying while it keeps rising.
2. Buying during a price surge and then it turns bearish.
3. Frustrated, you sell, and immediately after, it rises significantly.
4. Given two choices, you inevitably choose wrong: the stock you bought drops, while the one you didn't buy skyrockets.
5. After making the wrong choice, you correct your mistake and switch stocks, but end up making another wrong choice.
6. Determined not to engage in short-term trading, you hold onto your stocks long-term, and they remain stagnant!
7. Eventually, you can’t hold out any longer, sell your long-term stocks, and the next day they hit the daily price limit!
8. You start short-term trading again and get trapped immediately.
9. To break free from the trap, you keep buying as the price drops, but the more you buy, the more it falls, leading to deep losses!
10. After suffering for half a year, you finally can't take it anymore, cut your losses, and the next day the prices start to surge continuously!
11. After several days of continuous rises, you’re so eager that you jump back in, only to get trapped again.
12. Dazed, you get back up and cut your losses.
13. Reflecting on your pain, you muster the courage to trade in the opposite direction.
14. As prices continue to fall, you prepare for a reversal, but the stock is suspended.
15. After the suspension ends, a bear market begins.
16. Continuous limit down days.
17. You hit the wall directly.
18. Just after hitting the wall, it starts to rise significantly.
19. Lying in the hospital, you start watching the market.
20. Believing in a stock but not buying while it keeps rising, the cycle repeats.
Is it like this? $BTC
