99% of retail investors have common bad habits!
1. They cannot hold on to their stocks when they rise, and they do not stop losses when they fall: retail investors are often reluctant to sell when the market rises, but are reluctant to stop losses when the market falls, resulting in increasing losses.
2. They are eager to make a profit when they make a little money, but are unwilling to stop losses when they lose money: when they make a profit, retail investors are often eager to cash in their profits, fearing to miss opportunities; while when they lose money, they hold the mentality of "getting back and leaving", resulting in not only no hope of getting back their money, but also aggravated losses.
3. They are eager to recover after losses and increase their bets: in the face of large losses, retail investors are prone to anxiety and try to quickly make up for their losses by increasing their investment, but this approach often only makes them sink deeper.
Coping strategies:
1. Set clear buying and selling points: decide the selling time and profit target before buying, and set the loss point at the same time, so that you know it in mind.
2. Decisive stop loss: once the loss reaches the set point, stop loss immediately, do not hesitate, so as to avoid small losses turning into big losses.
3. Profit in batches: When making a profit, don't be greedy, and cash in the profit gradually in several times, so that you can maintain a stable mentality and realize profits steadily. For more market information and strategies, follow my personal account to find me, and share spot and contract trading strategies for free.
4. Avoid blindly opening orders and holding orders: Don't open orders at will or hold losing positions for a long time. You should learn more, observe the market more, and adopt scientific trading strategies to improve your survival rate in the market.
