Retail investors do not make the following mistakes, basically will not lose too
Who to blame for the continuous losses?
Right!
Blame the A-shares.
Indeed, if you insist on thinking this way, insisting on attributing all the reasons to the "evil A-shares" instead of looking for deeper reasons, it is really difficult to embark on the path of stable profits.
Admittedly, A-shares have many shortcomings and deficiencies, which is undeniable and does not need to be avoided.
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However, if you are thrown into the US stock market, Hong Kong stock market, or the stock market of Japan or India, do you really think you can grow from a chive to a towering tree?
Chinese real estate has been rising for 20 years, how come you will also find many people crying and losing money, defaulting, and jumping off buildings. This is really not the fault of A-shares, A-shares: I won't take this blame!
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Losing money, you can't just blame someone, the biggest reason is human nature.
Ordinary people may not be able to make money in the stock market! It may sound harsh, but it may be the truth.Overcoming the following shortcomings may lead to some improvements:
1. Lack of learning.
Learn some technical analysis and some fundamental analysis.
At least you need to master the basic combination of K-lines, moving averages, and patterns in the fundamentals. You must be able to understand some basic profitability rates, price-to-earnings ratios, and price-to-book ratios.
If you have not yet achieved stable profits, don't tell me that technical analysis is useless, and you can't understand the fundamentals. You are too lazy to learn these most basic things, so how can you make money?
2. Chasing the rise and killing the fall, frequent trading. It's an old problem, but it's also the most fundamental place to lose money.
3. Emotional instability. Emotional fluctuations are too large with the changes in the market, sometimes overly excited or borrowing money or financing leverage to go all in; sometimes the spirit is collapsed by the market at the bottom and cutting the meat.
4. Lack of patience. Waiting has become a torment, when there is money in hand, the eyes are full of strong stocks, and the screen is full of opportunities, and it is not enough to buy to thank the world. After buying, the wind is full of panic, and the whole market feels like it is on the verge of collapse, and it is against oneself. Once there is a slight movement, it cuts the meat, and after cutting, the eyes are full of strong stocks and the screen is full of opportunities, and the cycle repeats.
5. Lack of opinions, blindly listening to others, or being stubborn and pretending to understand.6, The perspective is too narrow, and the time period observed is too short.
Once, while watching stocks in the trading hall of a securities company, the uncles and aunts who came to give me advice were all about flipping through daily lines, hourly lines, 30-minute lines, and even 5-minute lines. It really shocked me, why are you looking at such a short period? The most important thing to look at should be the annual line, monthly line, and weekly line, right? The daily line is the norm, and there is really no need to look below the daily line.
Good medicine is bitter to the taste, and sincere words are harsh to the ear.
You should reflect on yourself and summarize and improve every once in a while.
For the mistakes and problems that arise, delve into the deepest reasons, and do not stay on the surface.
Over time, you will definitely achieve a level of being unshaken by honor and disgrace, and go with the flow.