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    晚风吹 commented on
    $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ $Apple(AAPL.US)$ $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$
    If one wants to do a good job in stocks, they must have these seven major abilities. A summary of years of experience:
    1. You must have the ability to think in reverse and empathize, and you must understand that investments are only made by a small number of people;
    2. Independent thinking. The ability to think independently is very important. Most people rely on the news, especially those who only look at the news and don't look at the stock price position to trade stocks, so it's easy to lose money;
    3. To have the ability to correct errors, you must learn to stop loss, because there is always the right investment, and there is always a mistake. No one is 100% correct. If you don't fear the market, you lose your previous achievements once you make a mistake;
    4. Find your own right way to invest. Some people invest with spare money, so they don't have to worry about the ups and downs outside. Some people do large-cap stocks, others play small-cap stocks, and some use growth stocks. There is no comparison. However, we need to know that in the end, most individual stocks are claims. A small number of individual stocks are racing, and there are very few opportunities for athletes to go on the field. The time for a stock to rise is very limited, and it is falling most of the time. Therefore, everyone should have their own investment methods. There is no need to learn and learn; they need to experiment over a long period of time, and accumulate over a long period of time.
    5. If you want to learn to control your emotions, many people often fail at the last time. Because of his positions and funding sources, ah, different sources of funds, ah, it's hard to control his emotions. Some people earn 1,200 a day when they go to work, and they are now in the stock market...
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    晚风吹 commented on
    $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ $Apple(AAPL.US)$ $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$
    Stock trading is just to make money. Whether you are in a bull market or a bear market, keep in mind these “ten rules for stock trading” and ensure that you make a steady profit without compensation:
    1. Follow the stock market, don't go with others
    People who really know how to trade stocks won't “walk” with others; otherwise, you will seem very passive. I bought stocks with others, but maybe others can estimate when they will lose money and sell them in a timely manner. But you don't know it yourself; you have to blindly trade stocks; it's no wonder that you don't lose money.
    2. Don't trade frequently
    Quite a few people bought a stock, and after two or three days they discovered that the stock had not risen; they were impatient, and then sold the stock. After that, they bought the stock again, going back and forth like this, making frequent transactions. However, the financial planner at Jiafeng Reed would like to remind you that with frequent transactions, not only may not make money, but you also have to spend quite a bit of processing fees.
    3. Place the eggs separately in different baskets
    The stock market is risky, and I'm sure everyone knows that. But many people want to fight it out, hoping to make more money. Keep in mind, though, that eggs are best placed in different baskets to spread the risk. It is recommended to buy 3-5 stocks in the early stages, then survive the fittest, and select high-quality ones. You can also pay attention to some types of fixed increase that participate indirectly in the stock market, such as preferentially selecting additional funds, which can also obtain relatively high returns.
    4. Don't buy too many stocks
    When choosing stocks, many people buy which stock when they see a rise. Over time...
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    $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ $Apple(AAPL.US)$ $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$
    这几天最好不要交易了,会对冲的对冲,不会对冲的想好应对策略,这几天股市比较妖,不要刀尖上舔血!
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    $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ 1. Follow the trend. The meaning of following the trend is to follow the market path. For example, in the first few days when the market has just gone from strong to weak and broken, don't rush to buy, because you also have experience in watching the market and selecting stocks. When the market first turned weak, the stocks you bought may rise on the same day, but due to T+1, you can't sell on the same day. It is very likely that the gains will outweigh the losses the next day. A really experienced investor won't take risks. When the risk of a fall in the general market is almost released, even though it hasn't completely improved, since the fall release from the previous few days has basically reached a small stage. At this point, there are individual stocks that meet the buying point. You can attack, but you must set a stop-loss level. Just like guerrilla warfare, if you win, fight; if you don't win, go away. Preserving strength is the primary way to invest.
    2. The relationship between increase and decline. No matter what your purchase price is, if it falls more than 3% from that day's high, you should pay attention. If individual stocks fall back more than 3%, the trend of the day is often not very good, and it is difficult to reach new highs. However, this is not absolute. Whether to sell or keep depends on the individual stock's shape, volume, volume ratio, internal and external market, and turnover rate. It also depends on how many days it has been rising.
    3. Don't have unrequited love. When buying stocks, some investors often have a one-sided view of the rise and fall of individual stocks. After a few days of falling a stock, they will buy it thinking that the stock has dropped almost as much, but they don't know if it will fall after a few days of sideways trading when the shape is bad. The results were high. Some stocks were bought by mistake and wouldn't accept it...
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    Tip 1: Questions about stop loss and take profit.
    I personally think this is a very important trading habit. The setting of take-profit and stop-loss is particularly important for retail shareholders. The transaction is strict before the transaction, a fixed loss rate is set, and claims are strictly accepted and executed upon arrival. This requirement is mainly for friends who wear small shoes and like short speculation and trading, strictly control the stop-loss margin, so that short speculation doesn't become a long line, and a long line becomes deep!
    Tip 2: Don't expect to buy the lowest point, and don't be delusional about selling at the highest price.
    Some shareholders always want to buy at the lowest price and sell at the highest price. I think that's almost impossible to do. A retail investor with this idea is probably not a “stock market understanding person.” Only the main players can plan the extent to which stock prices will rise and fall through their financial advantage, yet the main players cannot fully control the trend, not to mention you and I are retail investors.
    Tip 3: Make good use of associations.
    What is LENOVO? What I want to say is that based on some popular news in the market, start an association and get short-term profits. Generally, leading mainstream stocks are often quickly dragged to a standstill by volatile capital, and short-term experts are often unable to catch up. At this time, Lenovo can often give you unexpected surprises. Lenovo is not only suitable for the short term, but medium- to long-term partnerships can also choose to invest in the same sector.
    Tip 4: Learn to short positions.
    There are many experts in the private sector who are very good at using capital to carry out short-term operations of chasing ups and downs. Sometimes they get very high profits,...
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    $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ i am just happy if today can turn green
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    $SGX(S68.SG)$ this counter still tanked when banks go up very high…… lower/remove comission then more trading volume
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