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"Memoirs of a Great Stock Operator" Sharing P1
This is a book that talks about human nature, thinking, and failure experiences. There are very few books on the market that talk about failed trading experiences, so this book is far more valuable than those books that talk about successful trading.
Classic statement:
There is nothing new on Wall Street. Speculation is as old as the mountains. What is happening in the market today has happened in the past and will definitely happen again in the future.
Personal understanding:
This passage reveals an essence - human nature seeks advantages and avoids disadvantages. I have met many traders who are new to the market. Some new traders often imagine that they are in the car when the market rises, and they are in the car when the market falls. You can get off the car, this kind of thinking can be called seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages. The reason why the market has rules is that it is ever-changing and human nature remains unchanged. At certain key price points, there will sometimes be a collective tendency to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. The most recent one was the BTC breakthrough in the past 18 months. The box high is 33,000. This kind of breakthrough will bring huge inertia to promote the rise. This is the law of the market, which also corresponds to the saying "What happened in the market today has happened in the past and will definitely happen again in the future." To put it bluntly, what we trade is human nature.
