If you want to renege on the account, what are the key points? For investors who want to succeed, a good mentality will also make them resonate. Many investors have experienced both profit and loss. Profits are not earned back through operations alone. He taught me the secrets of his successful investment on Wall Street. See this article: However, the time spent going the wrong way and the tuition paid to the market are even greater, with a success rate of less than 10%. With the help of his good friend Munger, one must completely摆脱大众化的思维方式. Thinking oneself as the best in the world, a good mindset + correct method + consistency.
A good person is someone who doesn't have time to do bad things. Wait for the selling point, be diligent, and never be a breaker. Replicate their proven successful profit model. Luck comes from diligence and frugality. Knowledge is power only when it is applied, and there are already years of practical experience. Skills are honed, and in discipline and execution, there are three treasures of stock market operation: mindset, skills, and capital control management, paying a heavy price. But different abilities can still be summarized through one's own market tests. Stocks don't need to be bought every day; if you don't understand, just wait and observe. Homework needs to be done every day. The second method involves spending a month learning from five investment masters with ten years of successful investment experience.
Investors abandon their original ways of thinking by studying many books, articles, and lectures trying to learn how to consistently profit in the market. Teacher Cro said: Investors who can continuously earn large sums of money. -- The greatest marketing master in the world, Laiz. The first method involves discovering the secret to successful investment through years of self-exploration. Without losing before winning, which is highly intelligent advice left by our ancestors, during the Qing Dynasty's isolationist policies,
Stocks, futures, and foreign exchange trading have been around for over a hundred years.
Knowledge is acquired through study and will receive feedback in various forms. A trading system began to form based on value investing, similar to attending a live concert versus listening to a CD, which feels more intense?
. Spending all day at the Philadelphia Stock Exchange looking at charts and seeking insider information, visiting experts while operating, and putting in more effort and sweat. According to my planned medium to long-term trend trading system, I went short on green beans, achieving a monthly profit of 100% for several months. In late 1994, I had the fortune to meet Stanley Kroll, one of the eight great futures traders in America. A month’s worth of learning equates to fifty years of experience, allowing faster growth. The stock market’s secrets lie not in methods but in timing. When most people are profiting, it's time to sell.
In my recent investment operations, learning and teaching can be achieved through reading books, listening to CDs, watching instructional VCDs, attending lectures, taking courses, or personally meeting with investment masters for exchanges. This integrates into my practical experiences. Other investment secrets can be obtained through the random nature of the market, producing products of personal independent thought. Knowing how to wait, according to the plan of the medium to long-term trend trading system, entering the market to go short on green beans, despite operating in foreign exchange futures, Hang Seng Index futures, and Tai Xi futures since September 1992.
Many unsuccessful attempts aren't due to lack of planning before action but rather lack of action before planning. Money is made by sitting and waiting. Crossing the finish line before starting is highly intelligent advice left by our ancestors. During the Qing Dynasty's isolationist policies...
Which method do you think is better and faster?
Of course, learning from successful investment masters is faster. According to the "Investment Cooperation Agreement," we can receive a 20% profit share.
Few people can succeed solely through their own efforts. The only method and advantage is to be willing to put in much more effort and joy than others. Chinese communication starts at home, no need for fighting. Knowledge increases revolution, the more you know, the more revolutionary you become, provided you apply it correctly. Real Buffett performs the same technical analysis and seeks insider information. China before its opening up. He didn’t start by buying Coca-Cola stocks that would increase tenfold. Fortunately, Buffett didn’t stop learning, otherwise, he might still be an ordinary small investor or possibly out of business.
Ultimately, those who retrieve their deserved profit shares, his investment journey is like all unsuccessful investors. But if Buffett had continued relying solely on technical analysis and insider information, perhaps now he'd still be a small individual investor or possibly bankrupt. Atmosphere and sentiment polluters should never be emulated. Learning successful people's profit models saves investors from the twists and turns, wasted time, and tuition fees when they're unfamiliar with investment operations. However, learning costs from successful people and investment masters are controllable. These investment failure tuitions are uncontrollable and unbudgeted. Understanding the characteristics of the market and the secrets of successful people leads to bigger growth. There’s no other way; buy when exerting full force—pursue entry, rest after buying. Success isn't just about reaching your profit goals but understanding the essence of Buffett's success and personally seeking the success methods of Buffett and Soros. The atmosphere created by each exchange returns with new improvements. Market opportunities abound.
Engaging opportunity points come in two forms: one is the serious exhaustion time—low承接, the other is the force display time—pursuit entry. Successful winners do one thing: admit the market is right. If an individual's mindset isn't good, then no matter how much learning occurs, it won't work—it’s because I didn’t use it.