"Not afraid of mistakes, but most afraid of delay" is one of the important iron laws of futures investment market. In futures trading, margin is a lever. Whether you are pried to heaven by this lever or sent to hell by it depends on whether you abide by this iron law. ? Fatal four "drags"? The reason why we say "not afraid of making mistakes" is because investors are all human beings, and they are all likely to make mistakes and hold wrong positions. Even the "old Jianghu" in the futures market can freely use the technical indicators such as moving average, stochastic indicators and geometric shapes, and are familiar with the theories of Dow Jones, Eliot and Gann. Sometimes the technical indicators are not effective, and the theoretical knowledge deviates from reality. It is always right to have no investors in the futures market.

Since mistakes are inevitable, we should be "not afraid of mistakes". ? It's not terrible to look at the wrong direction, but it's terrible to find the mistake and not correct it. This is what we call procrastination.

Unlike stocks, futures investment can be delayed and hope to rebound again. Even if the stock is forced to withdraw from the market, the loss is only the amount of funds initially invested. However, futures use margin trading. If you make a mistake and don't close your position in time, thinking that you can rebound and keep dragging on, you are likely to lose your life before the rebound. A successful investor is not because he doesn't make mistakes, but because he knows the truth of "staying in the green hills, not afraid of running out of firewood". If he is wrong and reaches his stop loss point, he will immediately cut his position and look for a new direction. When it comes to investors' "procrastination", it is often luck. They often think, "it won't be so unlucky!" It may get better after a while. Put it there and see. " "What if it is cut off and then rises back?" "Anyway, it has fallen so much that it will not fall again." "How can it keep falling and not rebound?" Institutional investors are no exception. ?