1. In a bull market, bad news is ignored and good news is exaggerated, and vice versa, which is also human nature. -memoirs of a stock master

2. it is far more beneficial to explore the causes of mistakes than to study your own success. All mistakes in the stock market will hurt two sensitive places-your pocket and your vanity. -memoirs of a stock master

3. a professional speculator only wants to do things right, not care about how much money he has made. he knows that he will make money naturally if he has done his preliminary work well. ? -memoirs of a stock master

4. if a person wants to perform well in the speculative market, he must fully understand himself. ? -"memoirs of a stock master"

5. if speculators can learn how to keep themselves from being arrogant, it is not too much to pay any price for it. A lot of smart people's serious mistakes are due to arrogance. Arrogance is one for everyone, but especially for speculators on Wall Street. ? -memoirs of a stock master

6. my profession is trading-following the facts, not following other people's opinions. Beginners should pay special attention to this point, reduce dependence on other people's investment advice, and show courage and perseverance. You will make great progress after one or even several complete bull and bear markets? -

7. Short sellers in the market must remember Daniel Drew's classic saying: "If a person sells something he doesn't have, he will either buy it back or go to jail." ? -memoirs of a stock master

8. the essential qualities of a speculator are: never being right with the market, having fearless courage, but not being reckless. Once you find yourself doing something wrong, you can turn around and correct it immediately. ? -"Memoirs of a Stock Mastermind"

9. No matter how experienced a trader is, there is always the possibility that he will make a mistake and make a loss-making transaction, so the price of stop loss is like insuring his own speculative career, because speculation cannot be 1% safe. ? -"memoirs of a stock master"

1. the reason why the large-scale market continues is neither because of the joint operation of some people nor the intrigues of financiers. It is determined by the basic environment. No matter who gets in the way, a large-scale market will inevitably unfold according to the magnitude, speed and duration determined by its driving force. ? -"memoirs of a stock master"