周彦灵: Can't hold on to making money, but can bear the loss. Why is it always you who loses?

Everything emphasizes "timing, location, and harmony," even when trading coins. Especially in the recent sharp downturn, I believe many friends are paying attention or have already been involved. I believe there are still some friends who have been holding short positions since before, so they have gained a considerable amount so far. However, almost all the friends who have come to me recently have said that things are not going very smoothly. With such a good market, you can make money by blindly following along. Why do so many people still lose? I really don't know what to say… After listening to many stories of hardship, I finally found that everyone has many common problems:

Either holding long positions entered at high points. Listening to most of the big V's comments saying that the bull market is here and it will continue to rise, so they crazily held the idea of entering the market quickly to not miss out (resulting in heavy buying), but they couldn't withstand even a slight pullback and ended up bursting; or holding short positions at the mid-level, also based on the opinions of some people in the market, thinking that it had reached the peak and wanting to short it, but the actual position was not accurately timed. It could be their own decision or the teacher in the group, not setting a stop loss, and now feeling lost, regretting why they didn't set a stop loss at that time, starting to doubt the market and doubt their ability to make money, and regretting not catching this good market. They did catch many small market movements before, but they all did not go smoothly. They made small profits many times and left, but couldn't bear to leave after a loss, resulting in a big loss. This continued for a long time, and their funds kept shrinking, with no hope of breaking even.

In the end, it's because they didn't time their positions well. First of all, ask yourself, do you really understand the technology? At least, use some basic support and resistance levels and simple technical indicators to analyze the market, rather than making decisions based on emotions. Having such a mindset, I strongly advise against playing contracts. Playing contracts requires both technology and mindset. Having a good technique also requires a good mindset to face it. Don't be anxious, don't know how to make money when making money, don't know how to lose money when losing, don't know how to summarize, and how to learn from the experience. Even if you have a teacher guiding your operations, think about whether your teacher has really taught you practical techniques and knowledge, and whether they have really made money over a period of time.

In fact, there are many opportunities in the market every day, but it doesn't mean that every opportunity belongs to you. Many people easily lose money in a good market, making a little profit and leaving like a rabbit, fearing that the money will fly away. When losing money, they hold on firmly. How can they not lose money in the long run? The market emphasizes strategy and methods, which are not very difficult, but why do so many people still lose money? Two words: human nature! If you can't overcome the weaknesses of human nature, then any mentality like luck, greed, impatience, or frustration can kill you instantly.

Warren Buffett once said: "Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful!" Many people in the market will tell you how to buy, and eighty percent of people will also look at the general trend. But if you can't judge and identify, then you will be a long way from getting off the road of being a "leek." Many people have asked me: "Teacher Zhou, how can I be in the top twenty percent in the market, and not be harvested by the big players?" I tell them: Stick to your original intention, don't go with the flow. If you are a fence-sitter, when the wind blows, who will you follow? The market is like this. Clearly, there are only two voices, either up or down. After you have your own trading system, stick to your own views, record when you are right, and summarize when you are wrong. It's difficult for the big players to harvest you! Making money doesn't come without effort. Are you waiting for a pie to fall from the sky? The market has never belonged to the rich, but to those who are dedicated.

To be honest, I analyze and write summaries every day until late at night. It's a habit that I can't break over the years. It allows me to be clear about what I am doing every day. Many clients ask me: "Teacher, you are really dedicated, aren't you tired? I see you guiding clients late into the night every day." I just want to say, being a person is the same as doing things, it's about treating others as you would like to be treated. I have been in the financial market for more than 10 years, and it's my honor to have so many friends who have been willing to cooperate with me for a year, several years, or even longer. They trust me without reservation. If I can't fulfill this responsibility well, I feel that I would be letting down their trust. To put it plainly, everyone who comes to play in the investment market is using real money to make some pocket money, to make life better, and to make their families happier, nothing else. If I can use my many years of experience to help everyone, it is also a kind of comfort, even though it's just something I do while trading on my own. But for many people, it means something different. At least, I am true to my original intention. I should strive for everyone's desire to make money and teach, imparting knowledge rather than just giving fish. So, many friends who want to learn from me, I will guide and teach them one-on-one, imparting some of my methods and experiences, so that everyone can absorb more essence, grow faster, and then influence others around them. This is the most important thing. Changing yourself is self-rescue; changing others is helping them. Struggling in the front line of the market is our original intention, as well as the source of my honor and sense of achievement.

The investment road is not smooth. My words are not fancy, but they are heartfelt. If you can see my articles, it's fate. I believe in fate, which brings us together and lets us know each other. Every fate should be cherished. Different people, different carriers, different results. I hope that your investment journey in the future will be smoother and less difficult. If you believe in fate, believe that we will become friends, you can try to communicate. No one can accompany you to the end, but there will be many people to guide you and influence you on the road of growth. I am Zhou Yanling, a senior financial analyst who loves finance, is passionate about investment, and has been dedicated to financial investment for many years. If you have any investment-related confusion, you can come and discuss it with me. Thank you for reading. Good night, to those who have read my article~

This article is exclusively created and shared by senior analyst Zhou Yanling (WeChat public account: Zhou Yanling). I have been engaged in financial market investment research for more than ten years, mainly analyzing and guiding BTC, ETH, DOT, DOGE, LTC, FIL, EOS, XRP, BCH, ETC, BSV and other coin contract/spot operations. I have a solid theoretical foundation and practical experience, and I am good at combining technical and fundamental analysis. I emphasize capital management and risk control, and my trading style is steady and decisive. With a friendly and responsible personality and sharp and decisive operations, I have been recognized by a large number of investment friends. If you need to know more about real-time investment strategies, trading techniques, operational skills, and candlestick knowledge, you can follow Teacher Zhou (WeChat public account: Zhou Yanling).

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