#读书笔记 I need to learn not only to listen to insider information, but also to follow my own creed. Chapter 6 of "Reminiscences of a Stock Operator" The most expensive lesson: It is better to believe in yourself than to listen to others
The best trading systems stem from real trading experience Not theory, nor speculation But tested and validated real trading strategies Beware of those who share strategies, call trades, charge for groups, reset losses, and have no real trading! If you must take a gamble on contracts, then go follow real traders like Wang Wang and Million, trade more yourself, summarize, and form your own trading system!
#骗子大师 I hope the masters of eternal profit have a bit of conscience and stop creating so-called membership groups🚪. Let the newbies be more vigilant; being scammed once is enough.
#合约挑战 @第一流 @朝闻道Z Neither of you plan to take orders anymore. This is the last simulated copy of you two in the same frame (2024/10/19) I am just a witness. Your competition 🆚starts well but ends badly. I can’t tell who wins or loses~ Best wishes!
#读书笔记 Buying in a rising market is the safest way to buy stocks
Remember that the stock price will never be too high for you to start buying, or too low for you to start selling. But after the first transaction, don't make a second operation unless you can show that you can make a profit. "Reminiscences of a Stock Operator" Chapter 7 The Story of Old Hand White: Judging the Right Time to Sell
If a person wants to make a living in this game, he must believe in himself and his judgment. Because when I make a mistake, there is only one thing that can make me believe that I made a mistake, that is, losing money. Only when I make money, I am right, and this is speculation. ———"Reminiscences of a Stock Operator" Chapter 3: Returning to Wall Street and Suffering a Heavy Blow: Adapt to the Stock Market, Not Let the Stock Market Adapt to You #读书笔记
I spent most of September holding on to orders. I hope to finish reading two books in October to summarize and review the market, reduce the frequency of transactions, and lower my profit expectations.
I never lose my temper with the stock market, and I never argue with the market. Losing your temper with the market does you no good at all. —— Chapter 2 of "Reminiscences of a Stock Operator" My first foray into New York was a complete failure: Never get angry at the market
There is nothing new on Wall Street, for speculation is as old as the hills. ———Reminiscences of a Stock Operator, Chapter 1: The Maverick Teenage Gambler: Making Money from Regular Fluctuations in Stock Prices
#韭菜成长日志 I suggest you take a look at the real-time players of B coin or the players of Binance who can make money by leading orders for reference and learning! Be wary of KOLs who shout orders and give point analysis. Among 100 such analysis masters, only one or two can make money by trading. We should find a top student to copy homework, right? Finding a half-baked teacher can easily lead you into trouble!