The four heart-wrenching moments of trading—buy at a high point, sell at a low point, reverse when you stop loss, go unilaterally against the trend when you die, which one makes you unable to bear it?

Frankly speaking, I have experienced these four heart-wrenching moments. If you follow the literal meaning of the title, the worst of the four must be deadly. The principal is gone, so what can I trade with?

My trading philosophy is to survive the market first, then consider making money, and make money slowly. In fact, these four problems are simply one problem, that is, there is no trading system. For me, no system does not trade. Let's analyze these questions below:

1. Buy at the top. Sell ​​at lows.

Obviously, this is the result of chasing up and killing down. So why does this kind of trading behavior of chasing ups and downs occur? The main problem is that there is no trading system that fits the market, and the price has risen sharply, but I don’t have a set of criteria for judging. , is the beginning of the trend, development, outbreak or weakening stage, etc., and there is no set of effective standards, but only seeing the price rise or fall, the thinking stays in the market only with the eyes, without in-depth analysis What is the reason for the rise and fall of this wave. At this time, traders do not rely on trading analysis to trade but rely on emotion to trade. The rising price makes the traders who have not entered the market regret. Therefore, when the price continues to set a new record high, tragedy happens. .

2. Reverse as soon as the loss is stopped.

As soon as the loss is stopped, it is reversed, which involves two different trading thinking. First, enter the market in a hurry before the trend is confirmed. This involves the issue of the trend. It is necessary to determine the trend, discover the trend, and judge whether the trend has reversed. The first thing to solve is what is your standard for measuring and judging the trend. With the standard, there is a basis for judging whether the trend is reversed. When the price has not yet determined whether the market has reversed, enter the market, it is possible to catch a wave of better entry points (traders on the left), and more likely to stop losses frequently, increasing their own trial and error costs. Second, the stop loss is unreasonable. The problem of stop loss involves the entry point and fund management. Generally, a good transaction can make your stop loss very small and the pressure on holding positions becomes very small.

3. Once you die, you will go against the trend and go unilaterally.

For the first three situations, it is more a matter of trading strategy, while carrying orders is a matter of trading philosophy. This is a deadly operation method. The error in the trading concept makes the trader's understanding of the market deviate, or he is dazzled by the small profits in the early stage. Is there really room for maneuver in carrying orders?

The first result: carrying orders and encountering a unilateral market, the result is a liquidation. Needless to say, the market is authoritarian in all kinds of dissatisfaction.

​The second result: carrying orders without encountering a unilateral market, and finally exiting the market with a small profit. Although he was able to survive by luck, he wasted a lot of time holding positions in the market, and the utilization rate of funds was extremely low. Therefore, no matter what the situation is, it is not advisable to carry orders. Whether it is liquidation or time-consuming, it is the failure of the transaction. And there's a lot of luck involved.

The above is my answer to these four situations, and I hope you will not have these four situations in the process of trading.