Investors can make judgments based on their basic market expectations, but even if their judgments are accurate, the timing and intensity of market trends caused by these expectations may still far exceed your expectations. This actually proves how difficult it is to accurately predict the market - even if it relies on a bunch of proven correct judgments. Because if market fluctuations are a big deal, then "fact" is just one of the ingredients.
1.Don't be confused when making investments. You need to know how to earn and how to lose, find the reasons, learn from methods, and learn from lessons; Otherwise, your ultimate result will definitely be to be eliminated from this market;
2.Do you or your current supervisor have a relatively mature order making model? If not, what do you want to use to ensure your long-term profitability? This is the issue with trading systems that I often emphasize. Without a detailed trading plan, one may panic when encountering unexpected situations, and it is impossible to achieve the expected profit goals;