90% of investors in the market lose money, mainly due to the following core reasons

Insufficient professional knowledge and skills: Many investors lack in-depth understanding of key knowledge such as market fundamentals, investment strategies and risk management before entering the market. They often trade based on hearsay or limited personal experience, which greatly increases their investment risks.

Emotional trading: Emotions such as greed, fear and impatience often have a negative impact on investment. These emotions can easily cause investors to lose rationality in decision-making and engage in high-risk behaviors such as chasing ups and downs, thereby increasing the possibility of losses.

Improper risk management: Reasonable risk management is the key to successful investment. However, many investors lack the awareness of risk management, do not know how to set stop-loss points, over-use leverage or over-concentrate their investments, which causes their losses to expand rapidly under unfavorable market conditions.

Complexity and uncertainty of the market: The market is affected by many factors such as the global economy, politics, and society, and its volatility and uncertainty are extremely high. Even the most professional investors find it difficult to accurately predict the future trend of the market, which makes investment challenging.

Lack of patience and discipline: Successful investment often requires patience and discipline. However, many investors are too impatient, trade frequently, fail to stick to their investment strategies, and easily lose their way in market fluctuations.

Information asymmetry: In the investment market, the importance of information is self-evident. However, many investors are unable to obtain accurate and comprehensive information in a timely manner, or lack the ability to interpret information, which puts them at a disadvantage in trading.

Herding effect: Many investors are easily influenced by others in trading, blindly following the so-called "experts" or "hot stocks" instead of making decisions based on their own analysis and judgment. This herding effect often leads investors to make wrong decisions at the wrong time.

Insufficient self- and market cognition: Investors need to objectively understand their own abilities and risk tolerance levels, as well as the characteristics and laws of the market. However, many investors have deviations in their cognition of their own abilities and the market, which prevents them from making investment decisions that are in line with their own and market realities.#MKR #币安合约锦标赛 #MicroStrategy增持BTC