Stable successful profits come from confidence, and confidence comes from knowledge. In the speculative market, if an investor lacks confidence, it is absolutely unacceptable. But where does this confidence come from? It comes from the accumulation of rich experience and knowledge in daily life. In the speculative market, an investor without confidence will inevitably be accompanied by daily unease, panic, and a sense of loss. After opening a position to buy, they fear that the market trend will reverse and fall. After opening a position to sell, they fear that the market will soar uncontrollably. Wanting to take profit and close the position, but fearing that the market will continue; wanting to hold the position, yet fearing that the soon-to-be-grasped profit will be swallowed up by market fluctuations. When trapped and needing to cut losses, they hope for a market rebound to reduce some of the losses... Day after day, night after night, such torment causes many blindly speculating investors to suffer mental exhaustion, followed by even more confusion and helplessness towards the speculative market.
When I first invested in stocks, I was like a blank sheet of paper, knowing nothing. I entered the stock market during a period of skyrocketing prices. Watching profits roll in, I didn't know when to sell, only believing what stock analysts said about further increases... As the illusory bubble burst, the nearly grasped profits slipped away from me. At this point, I reflected: I couldn't blindly invest like this anymore. I had to learn and find the golden key to unlock successful profits. My confidence told me I could definitely achieve it. The bitter truth was that there were no teachers to guide me, and no one could help me. The cruel market became my best teacher. So I had to slowly explore on my own. After paying a lot of tuition fees to the market, through countless nights of study, and after long-term relentless efforts, God finally took pity on me, allowing me to gain some insights. Gradually, I gained confidence, daring to hold positions, close them, or cut losses, and daring to operate according to my own ideas. Slowly, I finally emerged from losses.
I remember the sister who fought alongside me in futures trading (actually, it was under her guidance that I started investing in futures). When we began our first investment, I saw a significant drop coming in a particular product. We both opened positions to sell. I firmly held my position, trusting my judgment. Sure enough, the market moved as I predicted, but the speed exceeded my imagination. During this decline, I made substantial profits, while the sister who opened the position with me ran off with just a small profit. Her futures career lasted only a little over a month. Later, she told me: "I can't take it. During the time I traded futures, I was extremely tense day and night, my nerves constantly taut. I couldn't eat well, sleep well. I didn't make money, but I aged a lot. I'm done." In my subsequent futures investments, I gave myself confidence. As long as I follow the trading system I designed, go with the trend, maintain a light position, exercise self-discipline, and cut losses at the right time, whether the entry or exit timing is correct, overcoming my own weaknesses leads to greater progress. Stable successful profits come from confidence, and confidence comes from knowledge. Without the accumulation of knowledge and rich experience as a safeguard, where does this confidence come from, and how can we talk about stable successful profits? If you can be self-reliant, self-respecting, self-loving, confident, and disciplined, would stable successful profits still be far away?
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