1. Set the right pace
Even in a major bull market, the market will inevitably experience shocks and corrections. At this time, the best operation is "no operation" - hold on to the stock. However, there are always some investors who hope to maximize their returns and "dance" with the market. However, the "dance" of the market is always unpredictable.
Won't sell - investors with heavy positions don't know when to sell high. The market rebounded from bottoming out in October last year to reaching a high of 3,478 points in August this year, a very impressive increase. However, during the rising stage, some investors thought that the index was already high and sold out their precious chips. They were driven out early and had to buy back the sold chips at a higher cost in the following days. As a result, In the later stages of the rise, some investors did not know when to sell high. After the market had risen for more than eight months and the index had more than doubled, they still expected to double and then double again. They failed to "sell high" in time and missed the opportunity. It was a good opportunity to reduce positions, but the result was "choking water" in the sharp decline of the index.
Won't buy - investors with light positions don't know when to buy low. The market has been rising, and some investors have been short all the way, but when it rose to more than 3,000 points, they couldn't help but buy stocks they shouldn't have bought; some investors escaped smoothly before and after the market peaked in July and August, and some even achieved success as a result. This has led to "overtaking in a corner" - investment income has changed from lagging behind the market to surpassing the market. However, after "overtaking on the curve", when the market "drove" into the "straight" again and wanted to exert force for the second time, it failed to catch up with the trend of the market starting again - I didn't buy what I should have bought, and overtook the market on the "curve" The advantage in the end could not be maintained until the end, and I regretted it endlessly.
How to solve "hate": Practice shows that when investing in the stock market, it is inevitable to not follow the rhythm correctly, and it is accidental to follow the rhythm correctly. When you can't see the direction or the rhythm, you can either stop and stop operating - if you can't step correctly, don't step; or lower your expectations and have less extravagant hopes - even if the "profit" is less, as long as there is a positive difference, you should act in time Sell ??high (after buying) or cover (after selling).
2. Seize the "bull stocks"
No matter what point the market is at, there will always be many "bull stocks" emerging in the two cities. Investors also hope that "bulls" will belong to themselves and "bears" will belong to others. However, it is not easy to accurately capture the few "bull stocks" among the more than 1,600 stocks in the two cities. If you want to make sure that the "bulls" belong to you and the "bears" belong to others every time, It is even more difficult.
One of the reasons why investors cannot catch "bull stocks" is that they are not decisive enough. Another reason why you can't catch "bull stocks" is lack of patience. If you have enough patience for stocks that perform poorly for a while and can hold on tightly, many future "hot stocks" will not easily slip away from the hands of investors. If you can't ride firmly, you can't catch it. Of course, investors can only look at the "bull" and sigh with regret.
Methods to solve "hate": First, once you find a "bull stock" is out, you must attack immediately, be bold, be ruthless, and avoid hesitation and worrying about gains and losses; second, if you lack quick The ability to attack can be used to lurk and catch the bull stocks in your mind and "stay with them"; thirdly, we must avoid the wrong practice of "you can't make big money, and you can't keep your eye on small money" - if you can't catch the "big bull", you can't catch the "little bull". "That's fine.
3. Outperform the index
In "bull market" stock trading, investors all hope to "outperform" the index. However, many years of stock trading experience show that in order to "outperform" the index, It is very difficult.
The reason why investors’ income cannot keep up with the increase of the index is due to the position-related reasons - when the index rises, the position is light, and when the index falls, the position is heavy; there are also reasons for the position structure - the varieties held are either dull. , either they cannot keep up with the rhythm of sector rotation, they are always half a beat behind, and miss the best time for investment profits; there are also operational reasons - either not selling when it rises, not buying when it falls, or chasing the rise and killing the fall, Contrast, or frequent stock exchanges, "working" for a securities company in vain, etc.
How to solve "hate": Do not change the position ratio easily if you are not very sure. Even if you want to "move", you must "sell up and buy down", sell high and buy low; adjust the position structure in a timely manner and pay attention to the differences. Organically match the stocks in the industry and plate; minimize operations in an obvious "bull market" market, avoid unnecessary mistakes, and pay less handling fees; treat the rise and fall of the index and the rise and fall of market value with a normal mind, and be a calm, Rational and happy investors.