Why is shorting harder than going long?
When the market is calm, most people will not go short.
You usually choose to go short when the volatility is large, especially when the market fluctuates at a high level. When you see some bad news, you start to go short.
The market trend is from low volatility at a low level, slowly rising to a price to start medium volatility, and then there are large fluctuations.
This is also the stage of bear market, out of bear market, bull market, bull market, bull market, and bull market.
The normal low volatility is 2-4% a day, the medium volatility is 4-10%. The high volatility is 10-30%. The extreme volatility is 30-100%.
So if a person goes long, he starts at the bottom, or starts in the middle, the pressure he bears is actually not bad.
When the market fluctuates more and more, then he actually has floating profits, and he uses floating profits to hold orders. If the market is not right, he can close the position at any time.
The mentality will be much better.
If you want to get on the bus, just leave your comments, and I will take you there.
