Key takeaways from this article:
1. If you have a certain grasp of the market trend, you can flexibly choose the right time.
2. "Big**+Small**" flexible response.
Body:
Recently, I had a whim, asking myself, "How sure are you about the market?" This is very important, especially as a trending group of management.
1. Big**+Small**
Summing up a conclusion: if you have a certain grasp of the market trend, you will choose the right time.
Divide your own ** into big ** and small **.
The big ** is used to make long-term investmentsIt is the degree to which you are not sure about the market, and this part is handed over to a reliable manager to do, with a "long-term" idea, with time to exchange for income, and it is no problem to achieve satisfactory returns in the long run.
In the market of A-share "seven losses, two draws and one profit", it is necessary to be careful to sail a boat for ten thousand years.
The small ** is used to choose the time. People always have to improve themselves, because the current resources are getting less and less, and all walks of life are becoming more and more "rolled", and ordinary people should also have their own investment framework and logic, so as not to be cut leeks to the greatest extent.
For example, I have a good grasp of the market, so I will use the total ** 20% to make a choice, and the remaining 8 into **, just let it go, make a long-term investment, and choose the best of the best, unless you use money or change the **manager to adjust.
2. Keep improving
With the increase of experience points, slowly improve their grasp of the market, and then improve the time. In this way, you may miss it and make mistakes, but it will not be finished yet, because the ** of the best of the best is able to sleep.
In the market, you can't move or move, and in the ever-changing market, you can respond flexibly or choose the best to lie still.
So, how sure are you about the current market? Welcome to the exchange
This article is a personal opinion, the views are time-sensitive, not as investment advice, past performance does not represent future performance, the market is risky, investment needs to be cautious.