Mencius said: people do something but don't do it, and then do something. On the surface, two people say the same thing, but their expressions are different. Careful investigation is very different. People live in the world, do something and do nothing! Take the stock market as an example: think about the previous onslaught, they all made a difference, and then they were quilted and made a difference. Then cut the meat and do something. Then rush, do something. ...

I go to Man Cang every day. Once you have an empty position, you are always worried about even one day's empty position, for fear that the market will be far away from you and throw you off.

After constant thinking, I suddenly realized that in stock trading, we must do something first, and then do something wrong. Then I looked at Baidu and realized that Mencius had said this sentence two thousand years ago. It was not until two thousand years later that I came out of the Enlightenment. Besides, there was no stock market at that time. Mencius is really a saint.

Do something first.

Opportunities that do not conform to their own trading system are not; Do not conform to their own good operation methods, not for; Unfamiliar varieties, not for; High index, scattered stocks, not for; After you choose the target, the target stock can't choose the direction for several months in a consolidation range, so it's not; Do not understand the stocks; ..... too much.

When we use enough time, insight, loss, self-discipline and restraint to sniff out enough inaction, we begin to do something.

After doing something.

After eliminating many omissions, you start to do something: at this time, the time when you enter the market is always more appropriate; The stock you choose always has more opportunities to rise; Once the stock you buy rises as expected, you always hold it longer than others; At this time, the greedy moment of others begins to turn into your fearful moment; At this point, you are no longer easily tempted by the ticket of the daily limit, and you hate the temporary ticket in your hand; At this time, your shots began to decrease, but the hit rate began to increase; At this time, you have enough patience to wait after the short position, or wait for the return of the stock price, or wait for the emergence of a suitable target; At this time, the target you choose is not divorced from the situation you need, and you will always have cash in your hand. ...

You still have to listen to Mencius in stock trading.

Do something first, then do something.

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