The reason for small profits and big losses is that the position is too heavy. When making money, the position retreats, and people are afraid of not making any more money, so they run away after making a little money. When losing money, they hesitate to stop losses, hoping that the price will come back. As a result, small losses become big losses, and when they can no longer bear the losses, they have to cut their positions with pain.
The second is to seize the pullback against the trend and buy at the top and feel the bottom.
Third, you can't hold on to profitable orders, always afraid that you will make a profit perfunctorily and lose it again. In a volatile market, when you do unilateral trading, you will chase the rise and sell the fall, make a small profit and don't lose money, and then you will lose money.
So how can we get out of this predicament?
First: Reduce transaction frequency
The success or failure, good or bad of a transaction is not directly proportional to the number of transactions we make. On the contrary, it is an inversely proportional process. We will find that the more frequently traders trade in this market, the fewer people are profitable. On the contrary, the more stable traders, who spend most of their time waiting, seizing the opportunity and placing orders decisively, have a greater probability of making a profit.
Through this low-frequency trading, you can avoid falling into the vicious circle of emotional trading and face the risks and opportunities in trading more rationally.
So what should we do? First of all, I think we should focus on a certain variety, make it perfect first, and then consider whether to do other varieties based on our own time and energy. It is very important to do what you are familiar with rather than what you are new to.
Secondly, fix the level and cycle of the operation, and do not change the operation cycle frequently, otherwise it is easy to be led into a loss rhythm by the market. At this time, people tend to look at the market from a more subjective perspective and lose their rationality. Especially for novice traders, it is not recommended to trade in too small a time period.
Second: Review the trading during the trading suspension period
How to get out of the trading maze? The key lies in two words, that is, "review". In trading, we cannot recognize our own problems and mistakes due to subjective and objective reasons. When the market is closed on weekends, we can combine the knowledge we have mastered to analyze and predict the market resistance indicators, and calculate the success probability of our own transactions, the profit and loss ratio of the order, the transaction frequency, etc. If you persist in this way for half a year, you will have a clear understanding of your own trading system.
There is a saying: Those who are involved are often confused, while those who are not involved can see things clearly. If you want to look at the development of things from an outsider's perspective, reviewing the situation is the only option.
Third: Lower your expectations and learn how to make a return on investment plan
The original intention of entering the trading market is to make money, so how should money be made? Is it to get rich overnight? Or to get rich in one month? Different people have different expectations for the return on trading. Through reviewing the market, we will find that by using our own technical level, as long as we capture a few opportunities and increase our positions appropriately, our account funds can double or even multiply. This rate of return on investment is so attractive that in the transaction, you are full of confidence in a certain increase in orders, enter the market with a heavy position, or increase your position. Of course, there are gains and losses in the end, but with this kind of operation method, almost no one can be a general who always wins. If you lose once, you will lose both the principal and the profit.
