$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ 1. Buy 10 or more stocks. Too many stocks were bought, and there were no heavy stocks. The result is that energy is scattered, and doubling a single stock has no effect on your total earnings. It may indeed have avoided certain risks, but it also lost the meaning of investing; it is better to buy funds. 2. Hasty decisions to buy or sell stocks. A friend or online person immediately decided to buy it without looking at the fundamentals of the stock or anything. Seeing that the stock was falling, they were in a hurry to sell it again. 3. I'm too concerned about short-term results. If I buy stocks, I hope to make money right away. It's best to go up and stop tomorrow. Once it falls, I can't stand it. I feel like I've bought the wrong stock. In fact, these short-term fluctuations don't determine anything in investment. 4. The mentality has always been influenced by the sentiment of the stock market. Once you enter a bear market, you are afraid that everything is a risk. You feel that stocks are no longer saved, and you have to sell them even if you have blue chips. Once you enter a bull market, you feel that there are opportunities everywhere; you can earn money as long as you buy. 5. I always hope to make money and double my assets in the first year. Stock trading is really a long-term practice process. People who have insight and are willing to really understand the stock market will eventually have good results. $Apple(AAPL.US)$ $Alibaba(BABA.US)$