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As a beginner, how to learn fund investment?
Find a teacher to take me first. Hi.

Meeting a really good teacher is definitely a thing with ridiculously high moral value. The ancestral graves are full of smoke. If you really meet such a teacher, you will be able to learn the ability of "earning when there is a market" in about three years, but you may not necessarily have the ability of "long-term stable profit". In addition to the correct methods, stable profits need long-term experience accumulation, and three years' experience is not enough. Of course, if you are particularly stupid, there is not much difference between three years and thirty years, and you'd better leave the market.

In fact, there are less than 1% teachers with real level in this market, because most of the actual combat masters with real level in the market are hiding, and the remaining 99% "teachers" basically only have the ability to take you into the ditch.

Teachers who can take you to the ditch can also be divided into two categories, one is teachers who don't know that they can only take their disciples to the ditch, and the other is teachers who take you to the ditch for profit. Compared with the first category, the second category is extremely hateful and comes for your wallet. Try to recall whether almost all the teachers you have interacted with are of these two types.

Second, self-study technology.

What should I do if I desperately want to succeed without a teacher? Read and study by yourself! ! !

Blind reading without guidance will actually bring yourself into the ditch. For example, after reading the candle chart, I found that I was losing money, and I felt that the candle chart was useless. I changed the book "Practical Skills of Moving Average" to study and practice again, and found that I lost again; Change the book of wave theory and learn it again, then fuck ...

After three to five years, you will find yourself familiar with all kinds of classical theories (such as KDJ and MACD), emerging theories (such as entanglement theory) and even folk theories (such as the precious duck head theory), but you are not! Earn! ! Money! ! !

Third, learn from the futures bosses.

Most people like to learn technology from famous analysts in the futures industry and use it in actual combat. If you are such a person, I suggest you change careers and buy welfare lottery tickets. The probability of winning the lottery prize is greater than the probability of learning from analysts.

Others like to learn useful skills from the works of traders or Weibo. For novices or second novices who have no income and can't take care of themselves, this kind of play is the most correct. Although what they have learned is not systematic, it must be informative.

It is difficult for you to make a profit from the technology you learn from traders' works. There is a simple reason. He wrote about the trading experience of tens of millions of funds. When you use this kind of experience to operate your own small fund, it's like a cannon hitting a mosquito, but you can't hit it. The legendary "bring yourself into the ditch in the right way".

Fourth, find a real master to copy him.

Find a master with the same money as you and copy as many details as possible. It's no use just copying. Think about it. In the process of copying, you will inevitably encounter some problems, such as

Why did he build a position here?

Why did he increase his position at such a high point?

Why did he close his position here?

……

Remember to write down these questions.