1、 Generally speaking, once investors believe that an asset will rise, their first impression is difficult to shake, and they tend to selectively filter out information that does not match their own judgment. For example, bullish investors will constantly search for positive news in the market, rather than dialectically viewing the impact of a news on the asset. If investors fall into this misconception, they are likely to lose out on small gains in trading.
2、 The most obvious manifestation of "loss phobia" falling into this misconception is the unwillingness to "stop loss". Even if the surface information clearly shows that the current position is opposite to the trend, once the demon of "loss phobia" causes trouble, investors are easily trapped in "dead shoulder", unwilling to clear their positions to avoid making wrong decisions in the face of them, and ultimately leading to liquidation is not impossible.
3、 Whenever an asset price plummets, the market always bursts with news indicating that it is the main cause. And investors also believe that these events are foreseeable. But in fact, a sharp decline and a sharp rise in the market are always faster than bearish and bullish news, after all, ordinary speculators can never become first-hand information recipients.
4、 "Trending" investors often judge future market trends based on the past performance of assets. Of course, learning from history is our method of analyzing market trends. However, history does not simply repeat itself. Don't assume that past historical moments will lead to a sharp rise or fall in a certain asset. If you can draw a gourd like a gourd now, such investments are not sustainable.
5、 "Overconfidence" and "pessimism" often make it difficult for investors to give up on a period of losing money, but it is easy to have5[%]In the market of profit, profit is gained0.5[%]And the ending. This is the biggest drawback driven by the devil of investor trading psychology, and it is also the result of a lack of thorough dialectical analysis of the market situation. Over the years, even if there are gains and losses, the probability of ultimate returns is likely to be negative.