Your Journey To Profitable Trading Starts Here…

The stock market itself is a highly speculative place full of wealth, opportunities, desires, dreams, ambitions and risks. The nature of capital is to pursue profits. "Investment and speculation" has always been a hotly debated topic in the market and has long troubled countless investor. "Investment" has always been praised by most people as long-term value investment. Long-term value investment may not necessarily make money; "speculation" has always been labeled as a short-sighted behavior of eager for quick success and quick gains. Due to excessive speculation, investors lose their money. There are many cases of failure, but we cannot generalize. In reality, if we can skillfully use speculation, we can still make a lot of money!

The secret of profit

"Speculation" not only refers to profit, but also refers to stopping losses in a timely manner on the basis of establishing a corresponding stop-loss mechanism, so as to "fight if we win, and run if we can't win." If our stocks fall at any time, especially if individual stocks have poor profits or are affected by factors such as the deterioration of the market investment environment, we should run quickly. And when the situation is completely unfavorable to us, we must be willing to cut off our position to save our money. The real reason why most people lose money is because of our indecisive nature. We had the illusion that the stock would rebound, and a small loss turned into a big loss.

Financially free lifestyle

"It doesn't matter if the cat is white or black, as long as it can catch mice, it is a good cat." Similarly, regardless of "speculation" or "investment", making money is the last word. Because grasping the general direction is far more important than what investment philosophy is adopted. When the trend is upward, invest and buy, and when the general trend reverses and falls, speculate and sell. Only those who perfectly combine "investment and speculation" can become a consistent winner in the market.
In the stock market, institutions and ordinary investors are very unequal. Institutions have advantages in funds, information, talents, etc., and can easily know the cards in the hands of ordinary investors; however, it is difficult for ordinary investors to know the information of major institutions, and most of we rely on gossip, and many of these messages are rumors deliberately spread by institutions, and there are many untrustworthy elements. Institutions make money by raising funds from retail investors when trading stocks, but we ordinary investors obtain advice and information from institutions. It can be said that this is seeking the skin of a tiger!