YTL has appeared shooting stars in large quantities.
$YTL (4677.MY)$
YTL has appeared shooting stars in large quantities.
$YTL (4677.MY)$
YTL has appeared shooting stars in large quantities.
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Be careful as SUPERMX may break through the chip peak.
$SUPERMX (7106.MY)$
Be careful as SUPERMX may break through the chip peak.
$SUPERMX (7106.MY)$
Be careful as SUPERMX may break through the chip peak.
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Under what circumstances can we go bottom fishing?
$DIALOG (7277.MY)$
Under what circumstances can we go bottom fishing?
$DIALOG (7277.MY)$
Under what circumstances can we go bottom fishing?
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TOPGLOV Buy signal if it breaks through!
$TOPGLOV (7113.MY)$
TOPGLOV Buy signal if it breaks through!
$TOPGLOV (7113.MY)$
TOPGLOV Buy signal if it breaks through!
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$GENM (4715.MY)$ $GENTING (3182.MY)$
GENM Genting Malaysia has already stepped onto the orange, purple, and gray package lines!
GENM Genting Malaysia has already stepped onto the orange, purple, and gray package lines!
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Individual retail investors in stock trading often experience significant emotional fluctuations, this is because their trading decisions are often influenced by external market information, personal psychological factors, and trading experience.
Individual retail investors in stock trading often experience significant emotional fluctuations, this is because their trading decisions are often influenced by external market information, personal psychological factors, and trading experience. Below are several typical manifestations of the emotions of individual retail investors and their impact on trading:
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1. Greed and Fear
Emotional Behavior:
1. Greed: During rapid stock market growth, retail investors tend to have a 'fear of missing out' mentality (FOMO) and rush to buy high.
2. Fear: During stock market declines, retail investors often hastily cut losses due to fear of further expansion of losses.
Impact:
Greed leads to buying at high levels, ignoring risks.
Fear leads to selling at low levels, missing out on rebound opportunities.
Recommendation:
Develop a trading plan and strictly adhere to stop-loss and take-profit.
Avoid emotional trading and maintain rationality.
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2. Herd Mentality
Emotional performance:
Many retail investors tend to blindly follow the "majority" or "hot trends" when investing, thinking what everyone else is buying must be right.
Keen on chasing after "limit up stocks" and "hot sectors", even relying on recommendations from social media or WeChat groups.
Impact:
容易在市场高峰时买入,低谷时卖出。
缺乏独立分析,依赖他人导致决策失误。
建...
Individual retail investors in stock trading often experience significant emotional fluctuations, this is because their trading decisions are often influenced by external market information, personal psychological factors, and trading experience. Below are several typical manifestations of the emotions of individual retail investors and their impact on trading:
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1. Greed and Fear
Emotional Behavior:
1. Greed: During rapid stock market growth, retail investors tend to have a 'fear of missing out' mentality (FOMO) and rush to buy high.
2. Fear: During stock market declines, retail investors often hastily cut losses due to fear of further expansion of losses.
Impact:
Greed leads to buying at high levels, ignoring risks.
Fear leads to selling at low levels, missing out on rebound opportunities.
Recommendation:
Develop a trading plan and strictly adhere to stop-loss and take-profit.
Avoid emotional trading and maintain rationality.
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2. Herd Mentality
Emotional performance:
Many retail investors tend to blindly follow the "majority" or "hot trends" when investing, thinking what everyone else is buying must be right.
Keen on chasing after "limit up stocks" and "hot sectors", even relying on recommendations from social media or WeChat groups.
Impact:
容易在市场高峰时买入,低谷时卖出。
缺乏独立分析,依赖他人导致决策失误。
建...
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Columns How to ask questions
How to ask questions
Before asking a question, present your own opinions and research results, which can showcase your depth of thinking and help the other party understand your question more accurately. The following is an optimized questioning framework that combines your ideas, research results, and specific questions.
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Optimize the questioning framework
1. Start with a greeting
A simple and friendly greeting and expression of gratitude, for example:
"Hello, thank you very much for taking the time to answer the question!"
Sorry to disturb you, I would like to ask a question.
2. Present your own opinions or research.
Describe your train of thought or research you have done, indicating that you are actively thinking rather than simply seeking answers:
I have recently studied using the 200-day moving average as an indicator to determine trends, and have combined it with the Volume to confirm the effectiveness of breakouts.
When learning about adding positions in a strategy, I learned that gradually adding positions after confirming the trend can reduce risk, but I encountered some difficulties in the specific implementation.
3. Present specific issues
Based on your research results, specify areas where you need further understanding:
However, I am not quite sure how many times the volume should expand to more accurately determine the effectiveness of a breakthrough. What is your opinion on this?
For scaling in positions, I would like to know how to set the location and position ratio for the first batch of additional positions after confirming the trend.
4. Look forward to and appreciate.
Explain your expectations for the answer while expressing gratitude:
I hope to hear your advice to help me further optimize this strategy, thank you very much!
Looking forward to your professional insights, thank you so much!...
Before asking a question, present your own opinions and research results, which can showcase your depth of thinking and help the other party understand your question more accurately. The following is an optimized questioning framework that combines your ideas, research results, and specific questions.
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Optimize the questioning framework
1. Start with a greeting
A simple and friendly greeting and expression of gratitude, for example:
"Hello, thank you very much for taking the time to answer the question!"
Sorry to disturb you, I would like to ask a question.
2. Present your own opinions or research.
Describe your train of thought or research you have done, indicating that you are actively thinking rather than simply seeking answers:
I have recently studied using the 200-day moving average as an indicator to determine trends, and have combined it with the Volume to confirm the effectiveness of breakouts.
When learning about adding positions in a strategy, I learned that gradually adding positions after confirming the trend can reduce risk, but I encountered some difficulties in the specific implementation.
3. Present specific issues
Based on your research results, specify areas where you need further understanding:
However, I am not quite sure how many times the volume should expand to more accurately determine the effectiveness of a breakthrough. What is your opinion on this?
For scaling in positions, I would like to know how to set the location and position ratio for the first batch of additional positions after confirming the trend.
4. Look forward to and appreciate.
Explain your expectations for the answer while expressing gratitude:
I hope to hear your advice to help me further optimize this strategy, thank you very much!
Looking forward to your professional insights, thank you so much!...
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