Three Dos and Three Don'ts in a Bull Market
1. Set a stop loss. Champions are common, but victorious generals are rare. If you don't set a stop loss, it's only a matter of time before you return to zero
2. Watch the market. If you don't watch the market, don't open an order. If you open an order, you must be responsible for your own funds
3. Manage your positions. Anyone who asks you to buy at the bottom with a full position is a rogue. Divide your funds into several parts and allow yourself to fail as many times as you want. As long as you succeed once, you can get a big market.
1. Don't dream of eating from the head to the tail of the fish
That is the dealer's business. The leeks can only go with the flow. If the dealer pulls the market, you help pay, and if the dealer smashes the market, you help sell. Only by following the dealer's intention can you get the meat
2. Don't chase the rise and fall
When you see other people's profit charts, you can't help but rush in. When you enter the market, others have already made money and left the market. Who else should you cut?
3. Don't make orders according to your feelings
If you make orders without any basis, you will only have a fluke mentality. The market is not a casino. It is better to go directly to Macau for a moment of pleasure
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