1. Invest your spare money without leveraging or borrowing money.

Those who speculate in futures around me spend at least hundreds of thousands on a single operation. In the end, not much ends up in their own pockets, and sometimes they have to borrow money. Leverage is not something that retail investors can easily control. Even those with professional knowledge may not make money, let alone novices.

We use our own idle money. In the early stage, we mainly focus on not affecting normal life, accumulate experience, and add more money when we are familiar with it.

2. Diversify your investment, allocate it reasonably, and try not to bet heavily on your position.

Don’t put all your eggs in the same basket. Hedging should be done. If you are optimistic about a certain sector, you can buy more, but don’t buy them all. You can also buy broad-based indexes, such as CSI 300, SSE 50, GEM 50, etc.

3. Establish long-term investment awareness.

Funds are originally meant for long-term investment, but unfortunately speculators have ruined the trend, especially those with fast in and out within seven days, which can easily mislead novices. Investors who lose money often have problems such as short holding time. One operation is as fierce as a tiger, and most of them are not as good as holding it all the time. Time will tell us that sometimes lying down is also a good operation.

4. It is necessary to understand the basic knowledge.

Fund classification (debt-based, mixed-stock-based), fund fees (handling fees, management fees, sales and service fees), how to calculate seven-day trading, what is the fund dividend conversion, which direction does the fund invest in, and what are the heavyweight stocks? , all need to be understood. Find further the corresponding sector index, technical analysis, fundamental analysis, industry analysis, etc.

5. Don’t believe in “stock gods” and the ups and downs, and don’t ask too many questions.

No one knows whether it will rise or fall tomorrow, everyone is just guessing. When you hear experts discussing, just treat it as a chat, don't take it seriously, strategy is the first priority. If you have your own system, you can handle the ups and downs calmly.

6. Be bold in trial and error and participate with caution.

When you meet the sector you like, buy boldly and test the water with a small position. You learn the fastest when you lose money. The market is always the best teacher. Practice more and you will passively "learn" in the end. .

7. Seek stability, don’t be greedy for too much, do a good job in risk control, and decisively accept retracements to reduce positions if the price falls below.

There are many people who can quintuple their income in one year, but not many who can continuously double their income in five years. You may think that you have made a lot of money from a certain fund in recent months, so you may speculate that you will make the same amount in the future. This idea is very dangerous!

100 to 200 needs to rise by 100%, and 200 to return to 100 only needs to fall by 50%. If risk control is not done well, you can lose your legs in one go, just once!

8. Establish position awareness.

If you are not satisfied with the position under any circumstances, do not short the position after you are proficient. When operating the position, you must pay attention to it. You must dare to add if you fall to the point. Do not add repeatedly in the shock zone. Every bullet must play its value.