Why short-term and long-term traders can never be on the same wavelength is because of different perspectives and ways of thinking. One sees short-term benefits, while the other sees the huge gains brought by the entire bull market.
Short-term traders are called financial workers, because they put their experiences into short-term trading every day, and they are always watching the market. Affected by the ups and downs of the market, people's emotions begin to fluctuate, and they are easily irritable, angry, stay up late, and have trouble sleeping.
But long-term traders don't need to worry about these. They only need to judge that the body is at the bottom of the bull market, enter the market at the right time, and select good value potential currencies. During this period, they should eat and drink, spend time with their families, and travel, and then patiently wait for the bull market to peak and then cash out.
Why do many people think at the beginning: "I can grasp this round of bull market, and gain 5 times, 10 times, and dozens of times to cross the class."
But in the end, they forget their original intentions and start short-term trading?
The root cause is greed. Because of the market fluctuations, they see their accounts go from profitable to profit-taking and then lose the principal.
Then they think, if I sell at that time and buy it back at this time, I can make more money. If I grasp every big rise and fall in the bull market, I can make more money.
But we have to think about a question. Have we ever fully grasped the bull market in the past and made ten times, twenty times, or even dozens of times the profit? If not, why do we have such an idea? Do we still want to make more money by doing swing trading?
If we can't even distinguish the bull and bear trends, we have never entered the market at the bottom of the bear market and accurately judged the top of the bull market to leave the market, then how can we seize every big rise and fall in the bull market?
