I'm a left-hand trader, but there are pros and cons to left and right side trading.
The biggest advantage of left-side trading is that the cost of purchasing capital is relatively low, and there is plenty of room for profit after price changes, so it is more suitable for medium- to long-term large-scale capital operations. However, its flaw is also obvious, namely the uncertainty at the bottom of the stock price. Once the judgment is wrong, investors can easily face a passive situation of buying more and more; the cost of trading on the right side may be higher and there is less room for potential profit, but since the upward trend in the stock market is already quite obvious, the probability of profit is greater than that of buying on the left side, and the risk of being caught is less.
Due to their different characteristics, left-hand and right-hand trading strategies also need to vary from person to person according to different investors. Generally, institutions or more experienced investors may be better equipped to trade on the left, and are also more suitable for medium- to long-term investments. For many retail investors, trading on the right may be a more sensible choice if they don't have much confidence.
In short, whether to the left or the right, investors need to make comprehensive considerations and choices based on their ability, financial situation, and risk tolerance. However, whether you choose to trade on the left or right, you need to effectively control risk, set stop-loss and take-profit points reasonably, and overcome greed and fear, so that the tide can flow for a long time.
Due to their different characteristics, left-hand and right-hand trading strategies also need to vary from person to person according to different investors. Generally, institutions or more experienced investors may be better equipped to trade on the left, and are also more suitable for medium- to long-term investments. For many retail investors, trading on the right may be a more sensible choice if they don't have much confidence.
In short, whether to the left or the right, investors need to make comprehensive considerations and choices based on their ability, financial situation, and risk tolerance. However, whether you choose to trade on the left or right, you need to effectively control risk, set stop-loss and take-profit points reasonably, and overcome greed and fear, so that the tide can flow for a long time.
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