Three Questions and Three Answers: Afraid of Losing, Fear of Loss, What to Do? Look, Think, Act

Previous second: Too aggressive, Next second: Unfortunately, didn't get on

Previous second: Can't buy the dip (buying the rise), Next second: If I had known, I would have followed

Previous second: Followed, followed. Next second: Why is it that every time I follow, I lose?

These are the four most heard phrases from March of this year until now. The reasons stem from both external and internal factors.

Market factors test flexible methods. Second, they test mentality. It really captures human emotions very precisely. In the era of big data, traders' psychology has long been analyzed by market institutions and reflected in price trends.

It's about human emotions, and it's also about manipulating those emotions. Therefore, one may find that when there is a contrarian mindset, there can be unexpected gains (of course, it’s not always contrarian).

Personal factors: First, fear of loss; second, the fear of losing.

Afraid of losing, so one is very strict on entry points, waiting patiently, resulting in missing good entry points. Then, regardless of the consequences, one enters directly and ends up losing.

Fear of loss leads to not daring to enter even when the point is right, always thinking about a better position, resulting in missing out again, chasing, and then losing again.

Hesitant and cautious; even if one is right, they can't hold on.