1. There are many people outside of the stock market who have normal or even excellent situations. However, as soon as the stock market arrived, it was like a heat stroke, and IQ dropped drastically. Why is that? The reason for this, I think, is that they sometimes take their money too seriously, cannot bear risk at all, and cannot be sacrificed; sometimes they act boldly and blindly carry out gambling transactions, and they still have large positions.
2. They care too much about whether they are stuck or not. They forget the most important point: all technical graphics are fixed images of a certain point in the long history of stock prices. They all change with changes in the time function. The current ones are bearish, especially if they are extremely bad, it is impossible to say when the secondary trend coincides with the main trend, starting a new round of market conditions. Similarly, what is bullish now, especially if it has risen to popular expectations, will cause the main trend to go their separate ways from the secondary trend, and even the secondary trend will peak. But what is more and nothing is not symmetrical. Both US stocks and A shares are asymmetrical. The former is long and short, while the latter bear is long and short.
3. Practice makes perfect, wasteless, and laziness; action is ruined by thought. He never gave up on his merits. Perseverance never breaks dead wood; perseverance is precious. Without the top-tier professional speculative deals with the toughest conditions like Renaissance Technologies LLC and Medallion, led by James Harris Simons, we can still learn from some of the practices of the rich and enemy Rothschild Family and stock tycoon Warren Buffett. Anyway, in the Western US, slow is fast. Second, try your best to overcome the weaknesses of human nature: greed and fear. This is what the Bible teaches in both the Old Testament and the New Testament.
i short the sheriff : heavy stuffs but thanks