Feed ExplorerI've been trading stocks for over 3 years with ups and downs and haven't made any money. I used to study various methods, but now I realize the biggest enemy is human nature. Stock selection is secondary, because many people holding the "Magnificent Seven" are also losing money.
Always wanting it to go up is greed, and excessively pursuing cheapness is also greed. If something worth 1 is sold for 0.7 or 0.6, you should be content; if it's 0.5, you should be secretly happy. Wanting to buy it at 0.3 is indeed greedy.
Initially, it was for making money, then it became making money + improving my own understanding. Later, I discovered that many "human nature" things seen in the stock market could be inversely applied to life, which wasn't bad. Even later, I saw a few delivery guys downstairs discussing where 🇺🇸 would strike and how 🇨🇳 would respond, blah blah blah. I don't understand the point of discussing these things (no disrespect to delivery guys, everyone has it tough). I just wonder: when we discuss what's happening in this world, what impact does it have on us? Where is the answer? How to verify right or wrong? Until I saw someone comment on Tesla saying they're waiting for $200, and then someone else would comment saying to show the short position 🤔🤔🤔. Right, what's the point of just talking? Please use real money to make your choice and verify your worldview, outlook on life, and values.
#Practice is the sole criterion for testing truth ☺️
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