There is no bad market, only a bad self

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On the weekend, a friend who has not been in the market for a long time asked me a question. I will express it and see if there is a better answer after everyone sees it.

In the financial trading market, many people often hear complaints that trading is too difficult. When the indicators used on your exchange show a new trend, traders will often take the opposite position according to the new signal, and unfortunately the market will move in the opposite direction at this time. How do you deal with it, trader?

I think this kind of situation has been experienced by both novices and veterans, and it is still going on. Novices are getting more and more confused, and veterans are often helpless. Of course, if traders make money, they may attribute it to their own mature technology, and if they fail, they will attribute the real reason to the market itself. For example, fluctuating violently, instead of facing up to your own problems.

Here comes the question, why do we not dare to face mistakes such as wrong judgment of trends, wrong timing, and failure to strictly implement stop loss orders? To be honest, if we face up to these problems, we will pay a lower price in the future market, don't you think?

In the financial market, except for some unexpected events, most of the time the whole market is neither good nor bad. The reason why many traders say that it is bad is mostly their own reasons. Have you ever thought about the market rationally? Have you executed the plan rationally? If not, you have time to think about whether this is the case. There is an ancient saying that success depends on the sky, and people plan things. Success lies in conforming to objective laws. Whether you can achieve the final victory depends on whether you follow the objective laws and your own problems to maximize your strengths and avoid weaknesses.

There are clear-headed traders in the financial market. They are not confused or tortured by the tossing market, and they always maintain the growth of the net value of the account steadily. The other kind of traders are always tormented by such a market back and forth, and they feel tormented in their hearts. They like to chase small profits, so their accounts have achieved rapid losses. These two kinds of traders are actually a matter of mentality in the final analysis, and whether the mentality is good or bad basically lies in their affirmation of their own strength.

If you think about it for yourself, the principle of trading is the same as the weather and changes in the natural environment, what should you say? If the weather shows that there will be wind, rain and thunder, if we want to go out before the arrival, we have to prepare rain gear. If there is no urgent matter, we'd better stay at home, because it is almost inevitable that we will get wet when we go out in heavy rain, and it is very likely to rain A cold, which we do not have at home. Whether we go out or not, it doesn't matter at all, the important thing is that we are prepared to minimize the loss, so in the end I want to say that most of the time, trading is like this weather, and the most important thing is not the market's problem, but ourselves For internal problems, respect objective laws and deeply analyze yourself. There is no bad market in this market, it is nothing more than making a little less money.

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Last updated: 08/20/2023 07:49

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