Today's market is about playing psychological warfare. If you feel like you are going to collapse in the morning, it will pull up; if you feel like you miss the opportunity, it may adjust tomorrow. Always let most people slow down.
Why? Because the nature of the market is anti-human. The increase is not to make money, but to change the chips. The decline is not to trap you, it is to wash out the panic market. So don’t think that the bull is back as soon as it rises, and that the world is doomed as soon as it falls.
The most important thing now is not whether to rise tomorrow, but whether you have a strategy. If the rise continues, what will you do? If the callback is called, what will you do? Many people will only be led by the market, chase after the rise, cut when the fall, and repeatedly slapped in the face.
People who can really make money think of response plans in advance and then strictly implement them. For example, position control, stop loss point, target direction... these are the keys to determine whether you can ultimately take away profits.
In addition, don't just stare at the index. The structural market is particularly obvious now. Even if the market rises, your stock may not necessarily rise; if the market falls, the strong sector will hit a new high. So you must choose the right direction, focus on the main line, and follow the funds - wherever the funds go, and don’t waste time with weak stocks.
A final reminder: The hottest time of the market is often the most dangerous, and there is a chance when it is the coldest time. Don’t wait until the old men and women on the street start talking about stocks before you remember to enter the market.
Calm down and be patient. Investing is a long-distance running, not a short-distance running.
