Oh, I am going to reveal the "black hands" that are giving contract trading enthusiasts a headache. Don't worry, let's analyze them one by one and make the fog of losses disappear.
First of all, the biggest "culprit" is "greed". How many people are greedy and want to make more money when they are profitable, but when the market changes, they lose all their money and even lose money. Remember, knowing when to stop and quitting when you are ahead is the golden rule in trading.
Second, "ignorance". If you don't understand the market trends and the contract rules, and you blindly enter the market, what else can you do but ask for loss? Learn more, observe more, and arm yourself with knowledge, so that ignorance has nowhere to hide.
Third, "emotional trading". Traders who are led by the market fluctuations, get anxious when they lose money, and get carried away when they make money are doomed to fail. Only by learning to control emotions and analyze rationally can they become real winners.
Fourth, "overtrading". If you can't even afford the handling fees for frequent trading, how can you talk about making profits? Patiently waiting for opportunities and striking accurately is the right way.
Fifth, "blindly follow the trend." Buy whatever others buy, completely disregarding your own risk tolerance and investment strategy. Remember, the market is ever-changing, and the best one is the one that suits you.
Sixth, "no stop loss". This is a big taboo in trading! Without a stop loss point, it is equivalent to leaving your fate to the market. You must set a clear stop loss point for yourself and leave the market immediately once it is triggered.
Seventh, "poor fund management". Putting all your funds into one transaction is gambling, not investment. Only by allocating funds reasonably and managing risks well can you move forward steadily.
Eighth, "Ignore market news". The market is dynamic, and news may affect price trends at any time. Maintaining market sensitivity and capturing valuable information in a timely manner is a must for traders.
Ninth, "lack of trading plan". Trading without a plan is like flying around without a head. Making a detailed trading plan and strictly following it is one of the keys to success.
Tenth, "imbalanced mentality". This is the most difficult one to deal with among all the "real culprits". It takes a long time of practice and accumulation to maintain a calm mentality in the face of the ups and downs of the market. But as long as you remember one thing: trading is to make money, not to prove yourself, then you are already halfway to success.
Well, the above are the top ten "culprits" in contract trading that I have summarized for you. Recognize them and work hard to overcome them. I believe you will be able to turn losses into profits! Come on!
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