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Rational, objective, probability!

$Microsoft (MSFT.US)$ $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ $Amazon (AMZN.US)$ Rational, objective, probability
Investors should try to eliminate some of the habitual thinking from their daily lives.
Ordinary investors are often subconsciously filled with these words: can, should, must.
Maybe, probably, almost, unexpected, what if, and then what would happen, consciously or unconsciously always blame the cause of the loss.
Never have this kind of mindset in a bad market situation, it can be used in daily life, but absolutely not in investment, even if it's just a one cent loss.
Money also means the failure of this investment, even if you did everything right, not making money means the investment result is not right, the process is correct.
What's the use, every order is made by the investor's own decision, so don't blame factors other than yourself, reflect more.
This will form a very good feedback.
First, get rid of the ambiguous mindset, then you will naturally think carefully every time you place an order, no longer casual.
Secondly, no longer subconsciously transfer mistakes, naturally reflect, so over time, your ability will naturally improve more and more.
Because after thorough reflection every time, the same mistake is not likely to be made twice, while an ordinary investor may make repeated mistakes, or even self
I know the probability is not high, it's just that I can't control my own hands.
Treating investment as a game won't work, treating it as gambling won't work either, it's a decision based on objectivity, rationality, and probability, and winning percentage at the same time.
Considering the worst result, it is an acceptable investment result after the full combination of the two.
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