First, the awareness of risk management: an excellent trader thinks of risk first, while customers usually think of profit first.

Second, a firm and unyielding attitude: the average trader will face great psychological pressure in the case of continuous order errors, which leads to fear of placing orders when he sees the opportunity later, thus missing the opportunity.

Third, the ability to think independently: There is a famous saying on Wall Street that a good analyst cannot be a good trader. The pestering teacher also said that the market does not need analysis, just needs to see and do. There is no need to be superstitious about anyone, focus on independent thinking, and then let the market verify!

Fourth, the rationality of objective trading: whether it is fundamental or technical, everything should be loyal to the disk and remain objective in the trading process.