First, don't want to stop loss: there are many articles on this issue. Some retail investors saw a stop loss, and oil prices rebounded a few days later. Next time, they are lucky enough not to stop. This is unacceptable. "Cut off the losses and let the profits run" is a wise saying, but then again, if you don't have your own profit model, your ending is to buy, stop, buy again and stop again.

Second, self-doubt and distrust: many friends analyzed yesterday's market and judged that today's trend was ambiguous, and the formulated strategy was not implemented, fearing wolves before and tigers after. People often say that a person who has no goal is sad, and a person who has no execution is ridiculous; People without goals will achieve their goals for others in this market, and people without plans will be planned by others one day.

Third, chasing up and down has become a common problem: I don't want to miss every opportunity in the transaction. Seeing that the oil price has gone up a little, I rushed in. I don't know what my chances are. I'm stuck again. If you don't understand the advice, ask the relevant senior teacher. It would be better if the teacher is 485-= 1349-=29.