Short-term trading, why is the cost-performance ratio not high? 96 agree · 4 comments article

Over the years, I have written quite a bit, piece by piece.

This feeling is quite nice; when you seriously write something, you can always leave something behind, which can also help you improve.

Lastly, I would like to add that technical analysis requires long-term market observation and summarization, as a foundation.

How long do you need to watch the market every day?

My experience is that it takes at least 5 years, and the longer, the better. It's best to have around ten years of market observation experience to become proficient.

Many people will surely say at this point, 'Are you crazy? Who has more than ten years to watch the market? A lifetime is only so long.'

But the thing is, whether it's technical analysis or value investing, both require time, a lot of time to accumulate knowledge.

Moreover, just having time to accumulate knowledge is not enough; you also need to be lucky. In the first ten years of your investment journey, you need to be lucky enough to avoid huge losses and black swan events; otherwise, it will be very difficult for you later on.

By the time you accumulate nearly 20 years of experience, you can avoid most risks.

Also, you should start learning about investing when you're young. If you only start learning about investing at 50, by the time you gain experience, your mental capacity might not keep up, and at that time, you've already exited the labor market, making it impossible to accumulate capital for investment.

The best age to start learning about investing should be around 20 years old. A little earlier, around 16 years old, is also acceptable.

Warren Buffett started learning stock investment at 16 and achieved some success in his 20s.

Other investment masters also started learning about investing around the age of 20.

It seems that I remember that well-known investors did not start investing after the age of 30; 20 is the golden age for learning.

So if you want to learn, it's better to start early.

Okay, I've written quite a bit, so I'll just leave it at that.

I hope this answer can help more people.

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