Why is it that the floating profit list can't always be grasped, and it turns into a real loss list?

When I saw this question, I was probably a novice, or I haven’t traded for a long time, I have learned a little bit of trading, and I can’t always grasp the floating profit list. I always feel that it’s because I’m too greedy. Is this really the case? ? Close your eyes and think about it in the dark night. Here I will bluntly lift the veil of your hypocrisy: If you want to be handy in the trading market after learning a little superficiality, wouldn't this be a rich place for many people? If so, there would not be thousands of stories of joys and sorrows here. The financial speculative market also follows the 80/20 rule just like the industry. Only a very small number of people can succeed. The only difference is that in the industry, if you start a small business and keep trying to succeed, the probability of success is much higher than in the speculative market, and the high rate of the speculative market It is required that people who are destined to be 99.9% will not be able to reach the other side of success in their entire lives, so you should ask yourself how many brushes you have.

I always can't grasp the floating profit list, why can't I grasp it? First of all, you think about whether you have seriously analyzed the market. If you don't conduct a comprehensive and careful analysis of the entire market in advance, how can you be confident when trading! If you want to be invincible, you must have foresight. The foresight in trading must understand various situations before trading. For example, when you trade today, you should think about where the market reached today’s high point, and then you should focus on observing its dynamics around this point. For another example, if you want to place an order, then you need to know roughly where the market has reached to be a better entry position, and then what you have to do is to wait for the performance near this price and buy decisively when you choose the opportunity. To give an example, if you are trading the data market, you should carefully analyze whether the market has gone as expected. If it is, how much room for imagination is there in the future? If there is little room for imagination, if the direction is empty at this time, how can you still be short? It's not looking for death, so the correct way is to choose the opportunity to backhand more. When all these problems are solved, you just need to implement it decisively. Generally, the result will not be too miserable, and people don't have to be so entangled.

Finally, I would like to give you a word: floating losses in trading are trivial matters, and understanding the problems behind floating losses is the crux of your problem. I wish you all the best in trading.