I saw a very interesting passage today. People who can make money in trading have one trait, which is mysterious self-confidence. If the position you are optimistic about does not reach the stop loss position, you will never be affected by the fluctuation of the K-line and external information and retreat midway. Even if the market proves that you are wrong, you will still be firm in your judgment next time. I have done this stupid thing countless times. Many times, I am optimistic about and set a good stop loss or profitable stop loss, but I often retreat with a small profit because of other people's opinions or K-line fluctuations before I hit it. Then the market starts to proceed according to my own judgment. Seeing this kind of missed opportunity, I can't help chasing, but the market will fluctuate, and I will leave the market at a loss. In serious cases, there will be a short-term confusion between long and short positions, and I will continue to chase and lose money, and even frequently open orders. I originally made a very good judgment, but it led to a large loss. Fortunately, this control is constantly strengthening. Generally, when the market is stable and I am calm, the judgments I make are very accurate, but the market will not be in place in one step. I must strengthen my mental control and cannot be affected by short-term fluctuations. $BTC
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