In fact, in many fields, whether it is the real economy, investment, or other industries, the easiest way for people to fall into a big pit must be to let you taste the sweetness.
When you are going smoothly in a field, making a lot of money, and having a full experience, when you are not doing well, you will infinitely recall the previous good stage.
In the financial market, what can kill people is not loss or profit, but breaking your Tao heart.
And how is your Tao heart broken?
It is the gap between "I am really awesome" and "I really shouldn't have been so excited yesterday", the gap between short-term confidence and disappointment, pulling back and forth, directly breaking your Tao heart.
And in this kind of back and forth pulling, basically most people can't stand the tempering of Tao heart, so why "quantification" has been popular in the financial market in recent years, there is also this reason.
In a non-unilateral market, machines can indeed knock out more "pits" in human nature. Machines have no heart, so there is no Tao heart breaking. Of course, there are still people behind quantification, but it just reduces the probability of Tao heart breaking.
So, you can't escape human nature and human heart.
