There will be little chance of a significant decline before October 10th, and if there is, it is an opportunity to establish a position.
Randomly short selling Tesla will cost you your life! Short selling without technical support is dangerous. Just because it rose high, you want to short sell?
We need to have contingency plans and response measures, let's avoid mere talk.
A decline is an opportunity, being enthusiastic about arbitrage in short-term trends and loving rising markets while hating falling ones or pursuing both long and short positions is doomed to lack outstanding achievements.
Before October 10, consider increasing positions below 249.600, range 249.600-242.000: planned and systematic, gradual and phased, discrete random variables, start positioning the fund layout.
B. Breaking below 202.130 triggers the deep drop and repurchase fund bottoming system, in the range of 202.130-182.000: planned and systematic, in gradients and in batches, discrete random variables, initiating the establishment of a protective fund position layout.
Locking in the main trend of the investment target and conducting medium to long-term value investment is the key and fundamental to winning.
新手应该了解日内交易的哪些残酷事实？
以下是我注意到的大多数亏钱的人（包括我自己）所做的几件事，这些事大大Reduces their chances of success.
Do not:
Do not think you will "get rich quick":
Trading/investing is completely different from what you see in "The Wolf of Wall Street". You won't be making trades while sipping champagne with supermodels on a yacht. Instead, you'll be sitting at a desk for 8 hours staring at charts until the market closes. After the market closes, you'll continue to browse through charts until the effects of Adderall/caffeine wear off, finding yourself watching weird parts on YouTube.
Speaking of YouTube, do not believe anyone claiming to turn $500 into $500,000 in a year, claiming to make $60,000 in a day, selling trading courses promising consistent returns, or claiming to work only 1 hour a day. None of this is true, it's just a marketing strategy. If any of these claims were even slightly true, they would be appearing on television every day without the need to bother with YouTube. I have checked but have not found any verifiable account summaries of individuals making such exaggerated claims. However, there is a lot of quality content on YouTube, just be cautious of certain content.
Buying low-priced stocks:
The Securities and Exchange Commission defines penny stocks as small companies with a trading price below $5 per share.
However, many people have different standards for penny stocks. Some say below $3, some say below $1, and some (me) say it depends on market cap, not just the share price.
In any case, low stock price stocks are usually newly established companies that have little value, are speculative, have no profits, and are on the brink of bankruptcy.
Low stock price stocks trade in the OTC market, which is far less regulated compared to the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq; this may lead to many unethical behaviors.
Unless you have extensive trading experience, the best practice is to always stay away from any low-quality companies.
Get advice from random message boards:
Anyone who posts 'hot stocks' messages all day on message boards is not someone you want to trust. They often try to 'hype' stocks (encourage people to buy, thus raising the stock price) by spreading rumors about 'knowing something.'
The people chatting on message boards are often beginners. When I spent months carefully browsing Yahoo message boards and adding the 'smartest' 200 people to a Facebook group, I quickly realized that most of the time they don't know what they are talking about. I no longer interact with them; but occasionally I see what they are discussing, usually about low stock prices from a few years ago that they are still waiting to 'take off.'
Gambling:
There is a common misconception that the stock market is gambling. However, if you manage risk well, conduct research, stick to a plan, understand risk/reward ratios before trading, your chances of winning are much higher than a slot machine.
Involve friends/family:
As Biggie Smalls once said, "Money and blood don't mix."
If friends have not invested their own money, do not listen to their stock advice.
Do not provide advice on stocks you like to friends/family, as if it doesn't work out, you will never hear the end of it.
Do not trade on behalf of friends, even if you can make money for them, there are many legal issues that could put you at risk.
Do not put your grandmother's life savings at risk.
Listen to Talking Heads' viewpoint:
Just because someone appears on CNBC doesn't mean they know what they're talking about. A study by the CXO Advisory Group found that over the past 8 years, the 'gurus' have only been right 47% of the time on average. That's even worse than sheer randomness!
Even the most famous 'guru' Jim Cramer of CNBC financial channel has an accuracy rate of only 47%, and even recommended buying Bear Stearns stocks on TV multiple times days before its price plummeted from $70 to $2.
Only use money you can afford to lose:
Even if you are the best trader/investor in the world, there are risks in the stock market.
Fear of missing out (FOMO):
Fear of missing out - also known as 'chasing,' refers to when you see a stock soaring and buy it, hoping the price will continue to rise.
This was one of the main reasons for my initial losses, and sometimes I still encounter this issue.
Fighting the market:
Admitting when you are wrong is difficult for many, which is understandable. However, in the long run, the market is always right, and if you attempt to fight the market with less than a few trillion dollars, you will fail miserably.
I have been in this struggle for a long time; when I am in a losing trade, I do not stop loss and exit, but double down multiple times until I lose a large amount of capital.
If you want to have 1 million USD in your brokerage account and at the same time arrogantly think you are smarter than the market, the only way is to deposit 2 million USD into your brokerage account.
Believing that technical analysis is all you need:
If a stock has significant news, technical analysis is not worth paying attention to, so always focus on the headlines.
Losing control of emotions:
You will experience various emotions when trading, which is understandable. However, losing control of emotions can lead you to make irrational decisions; this will make you lose a lot of money.
View trading as a digital game, not a money game. People work hard to earn money, which leads them to develop emotional dependencies on money. When people lose what they emotionally depend on, their thought process becomes chaotic, they cannot think logically; leading them to make decisions that worsen the situation. (This reminds me of my ex...).
"Investors tend to sell profitable investments while holding onto losing investments" (Calvet).
I believe what I have told you is sufficient.
There are too many factors involved in the stock market, and no one knows everything. What I share with you here is just to help you get started and provide you with some hints, pointing you in the right direction.
After reading this article, please do not immediately deposit your life savings into a brokerage account.
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