After wandering in the trading market for a long time, you'll find that people who lose money are often not because they choose the wrong coins, but because their minds are filled with the same 11 thoughts.
Any of these thoughts flashing through your mind at any moment will basically make you a standard "liquidation" target. Don't miss any:
Thinking about whether a certain coin is reliable, always wanting to hear others' opinions. Or directly asking if a coin can go up. Your mind is always searching for answers, but lacking your own logic.
Feeling that A coin is too expensive and can't afford it, then turning to watch B coin. As if cheap coins can make you fly. But when you buy, the price has already taken off.
Always green when buying, always red when selling—feeling like the whole world is against you. In fact, it's just poor timing and not thinking clearly about stop-loss.
Just missed a big market move and regret it terribly. Can't hear what anyone says in the group, afraid of missing out again. This mentality is the easiest to get liquidated.
Staring at the K-line from market open to close; if there's no movement all day, you can't sit still. As a retail trader, you should have the mindset of a retail trader—it's not necessary to have gains every minute.
Made some profit and want to buy a car; when it falls, you feel your wife will divorce you. Emotional fluctuations are written all over your face—can your account be healthy?
Want to borrow money to enter the market, but before you can borrow, the market flies away. Missing out on opportunities makes you anxious and upset.
Watching others make a fortune, blaming bad luck. Never think about what is behind luck.
Getting liquidated and starting to curse, saying things like "It's all scams." Before blaming others, consider your own position management.
These 11 thoughts almost cover 99% of the reasons for market losses. If you really haven't had any of these thoughts, then you're either an expert or haven't started trading seriously yet. Which one are you? 😏
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GasBandit
· 12-15 02:50
I’ve fallen for all these 11 thoughts, and only now do I realize how inexperienced I am.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 12-15 02:49
Damn, I hit the third one every time. Buying it always turns red, it's no joke.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 12-15 02:48
Haha, I got all of them, isn't this talking about me?
After wandering in the trading market for a long time, you'll find that people who lose money are often not because they choose the wrong coins, but because their minds are filled with the same 11 thoughts.
Any of these thoughts flashing through your mind at any moment will basically make you a standard "liquidation" target. Don't miss any:
Thinking about whether a certain coin is reliable, always wanting to hear others' opinions. Or directly asking if a coin can go up. Your mind is always searching for answers, but lacking your own logic.
Feeling that A coin is too expensive and can't afford it, then turning to watch B coin. As if cheap coins can make you fly. But when you buy, the price has already taken off.
Always green when buying, always red when selling—feeling like the whole world is against you. In fact, it's just poor timing and not thinking clearly about stop-loss.
Just missed a big market move and regret it terribly. Can't hear what anyone says in the group, afraid of missing out again. This mentality is the easiest to get liquidated.
Staring at the K-line from market open to close; if there's no movement all day, you can't sit still. As a retail trader, you should have the mindset of a retail trader—it's not necessary to have gains every minute.
Made some profit and want to buy a car; when it falls, you feel your wife will divorce you. Emotional fluctuations are written all over your face—can your account be healthy?
Want to borrow money to enter the market, but before you can borrow, the market flies away. Missing out on opportunities makes you anxious and upset.
Watching others make a fortune, blaming bad luck. Never think about what is behind luck.
Getting liquidated and starting to curse, saying things like "It's all scams." Before blaming others, consider your own position management.
These 11 thoughts almost cover 99% of the reasons for market losses. If you really haven't had any of these thoughts, then you're either an expert or haven't started trading seriously yet. Which one are you? 😏