Supplementary information:
Trading habits of novice futures traders
Try to cultivate a good trading habit within 30 days:
1. Choose a habit that has the greatest impact on the transaction. For example, heavy trading;
2. Start small and step by step. Mandatory setting of the number of open positions, warning or suspending trading after the funds exceed one-third or one-half;
3. Write down the plan. Record or repeat daily, and summarize the positions regularly;
4. Open the target. Let someone you trust supervise the execution, such as your friends or traders, tell them that you are cultivating new habits and make a promise not to trade heavily. A sense of responsibility will make you full of motivation, and the encouragement and support of people around you will help you tide over the difficulties.
5. Keep a positive attitude. When you feel depressed, ask yourself why you chose to change in the first place and insist on not giving up;
6. Reward yourself in time. When the old habit of heavy trading changes, you can relax appropriately and look forward to the next change.
Extended data:
Principles for reference when buying stocks:
1. Trend principle
Before preparing to buy stocks, we must first have a clear judgment on the running trend of the market. Generally speaking, most stocks follow the trend of the market. When the market is on the rise, it is easier to make a profit by buying stocks, and buying at the top is like pulling a tooth out of a tiger's mouth. It is difficult to survive in the downward trend, and there are not many buying opportunities in the market. We should also make an investment strategy according to our own financial strength, whether to prepare for medium-and long-term investment or short-term speculation, so as to clarify our own operational behavior and be targeted. The selected stocks should also be strong stocks in an upward trend.
2. Batch principle
In the absence of full assurance, investors can buy in batches and in dispersion, which can greatly reduce the risk of buying. However, it is not advisable to buy too many types of stocks in a decentralized manner, generally within 5 stocks. In addition, buying in batches should be implemented in a planned way according to your own investment strategy and capital situation.
3. Risk principle
The stock market is a high-risk and high-yield investment place. It can be said that risks are everywhere in the stock market and there is no way to completely avoid them. As an investor, we should always have a sense of risk and minimize the risk as much as possible, and the timing of buying stocks is the first and most important step to control the risk. When buying stocks, we should not only consider the trend of the broader market, but also pay attention to whether the stocks we buy have a large room for growth or decline, where are the resistance levels of the upper gear and the support levels of the lower gear, and what are the reasons for buying? What should I do if I don't go up and fall after buying it? Wait, these factors should be clearly understood when buying stocks, so as to reduce risks as much as possible.