Because there are so many traps and iterations along the way, people with a strong short-term mentality often feel that not reading the market is not enough and not engaging in short-term trading is not enough. Many people still enjoy short-term trading and immerse themselves in it. It should be noted that this always puts oneself in a high-risk state. As a result, it is likely not as good as the blind man who bought it and left it behind. This blind gentleman, on the contrary, avoided the traps on the disk all the way and shared the growth of value in front of time.
Because there are so many short-term fluctuations in the market, short-term customers cannot find direction in these fluctuations, so they can hardly hold onto the order. To put it bluntly, I am unsure of my own judgment. To put it further, it is a lack of confidence in fundamental judgments, which means that the investment homework has not yet been completed.
Fear can also make retail investors hesitant and often miss opportunities. They dare not enter when they have analyzed accurately multiple times, but when they see clearly, they often make mistakes. This market is really difficult to see very clearly.
If you are patient in waiting for the opportunity and decisive in entering, you can often earn money that others cannot. When it's most dangerous, it's often when the price is optimal. Another major psychological weakness of retail investors when waiting for the opportunity is to superstition certain news and rumors in the market, rather than following the market's own trends.