The Seven Deadly Sins of Contract Trading
1. Keeping busy with hands, always wanting to place orders, and being indecisive when holding positions often leads to increased losses due to frequent operations.
2. Attempting to go long and short, frequently changing directions while ignoring the continuity of market trends; one should follow the trend and not easily go against the market.
3. Catching the rebound is like catching a flying knife; do not attempt unless you are a professional. Wait for the trend to become clear before acting, safety first, make money by following the trend.
4. Being afraid of missing out on opportunities when placing orders leads to missed chances. One should trust the power of the trend, follow decisively, and reduce missed profits due to hesitation.
5. Feeling that the main force is deliberately going against you? In fact, the main force does not care about your single order. Maintain a calm mindset, take breaks when necessary, and analyze calmly before acting again.
6. While being fully invested may lead to large profits, the risk is extremely high. Control your position, keeping it to no more than half of your total funds, to allow for unexpected situations.
7. Acknowledge mistakes; timely loss-cutting is key. Do not compete with the market, admit errors, and quickly adjust your strategy to avoid expanding losses.
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