When you do ** for a long time, in the end, here is an amplifier of life "conduct"! Being able to live in it for a long time has nothing to do with how much money the person has in his hands. We're all just lubricants in this zero-sum game. Those who have no money can borrow money to get rich, and those who have money can lose it all. Because ** is the future of contract trading, it itself comes with a high leverage model. In the end, personality affects the outcome, and long-term performance definitely varies from person to person, some will be anxious, some are very cautious, and some like to follow the trend .......
In fact, when the vast majority of novice traders who "want to make huge profits" come in, they know that the market is an absolutely high-risk place! Most of them will be cautious, and even many speculators will think, "I'm a big deal, don't use the leverage of **", isn't this safe? But in fact, the problem is still in people's minds, and one day this group of people will gamble on a "whim".
The so-called "often walk by the river, how can you not get your shoes wet"! Ultimately, this zero-sum game is a summary of all of a person's personality traits (good and bad) magnified and summarized in financial performance. It allows a person with good character to earn money that would normally take several lifetimes, and at the same time, it also allows a person with a defective character to lose his life or even the property left by his ancestral business in a very short time.
Observed and participated in various domestic competitions, their statistics (half-year and full-year) for more than ten years are similar, that is, there is always 25% of the final profit after the start of the game, and there will always be close to 40% of the current period of losing money and cannot turn over. In fact, even if the commission fee is not considered, as long as you do high-leverage zero-sum game trading for a long time, the outcome will be the same. It feels like I've been doing it for fifteen years and still insisting on it, and from the perspective of probability, like me, I still insist on ** trading will not be higher than one thousandth of the effective trading account in China. Big waves wash the sand. In the past few years, the **market** has newly listed a large number of commodities**financial** and related derivatives options, which has also diverted the liquidity of speculators' funds.
Lately, I've been doing more of a self-cultivation experience, which can easily lead to "hesitation" between doubt and affirmation. After a long time, how many people can hold on to it, no matter how tenacious they are? What is left is almost the same trading summary: do what you can, follow the trend, and learn to stop loss. As for how to do the real deal, it depends on how much experience each person has.