Some investors are too cautious in the trading process, and even there is only one-handed investment in the trading account. Although this avoids more funds from being at risk, when there is a misjudged loss, it is difficult to have a chance to turn over again. Don't take chances, because mistakes will happen to everyone.

2. Control the transaction frequency.

If you don't think you have become a master of short-term trading, don't look for profit opportunities in small fluctuations. Without adequate judgment, it is difficult for ordinary investors to gain profits in this situation. Fast forward and fast out will increase the risk of capital damage.

3. Analog operation.

Compared with veteran investors, novices may prefer simulated accounts, because in such accounts, they can not only improve their trading skills, but also avoid the pressure of real capital loss. In fact, simulated accounts are equally friendly to investment veterans, who can use virtual accounts to improve their trading plans, change trading strategies and provide harmless trading training ground.