These bad habits—you need to watch out for!$SNDK
1. Make small gains but take big losses
If it rises even a little, run right away; if it falls no matter how much, just stubbornly hold on. You can’t hold onto profits, but you won’t move on losses. This is the #1 killer among retail investors.
2. Always go all-in
Always be fully invested. When a good opportunity comes up and you want to add but you have no cash left. Position management is more important than choosing coins.
3. Don’t buy the leaders
Instead you buy the late-rank performers, thinking the leader’s price is too high. The leader is the last one to fall because it has momentum—everyone expects it. Better to buy it even if it’s expensive than to buy the wrong one.
4. Won’t stay in cash
365 days a year, always fully invested. The key to trading is timing, not constantly doing more trades. Learn to stay in cash—it's a required course for retail investors.
5. Switch here and switch there
If it doesn’t go up in your hands, you get impatient. You cut your losses and switch to another stock/coin, only to get hit on both sides. The main force (big players) relies on driving down to make retail investors get off, then suddenly starts moving up so you end up chasing.
If you’re still chasing highs and selling lows, and don’t know how to judge the entry and exit points, those small fry are waiting for you to come back in line.#全球股票基金净流入186.2亿美元
1. Make small gains but take big losses
If it rises even a little, run right away; if it falls no matter how much, just stubbornly hold on. You can’t hold onto profits, but you won’t move on losses. This is the #1 killer among retail investors.
2. Always go all-in
Always be fully invested. When a good opportunity comes up and you want to add but you have no cash left. Position management is more important than choosing coins.
3. Don’t buy the leaders
Instead you buy the late-rank performers, thinking the leader’s price is too high. The leader is the last one to fall because it has momentum—everyone expects it. Better to buy it even if it’s expensive than to buy the wrong one.
4. Won’t stay in cash
365 days a year, always fully invested. The key to trading is timing, not constantly doing more trades. Learn to stay in cash—it's a required course for retail investors.
5. Switch here and switch there
If it doesn’t go up in your hands, you get impatient. You cut your losses and switch to another stock/coin, only to get hit on both sides. The main force (big players) relies on driving down to make retail investors get off, then suddenly starts moving up so you end up chasing.
If you’re still chasing highs and selling lows, and don’t know how to judge the entry and exit points, those small fry are waiting for you to come back in line.#全球股票基金净流入186.2亿美元
