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Little things get the word, little people become buddhas.
I accidentally saw a video in the newspaper the other day, which made me think deeply these days.

The protagonist of the story is Zeng emiko (sounds like a Japanese name, but she is a mainland girl), an actress and the best actress in Hong Kong this year (unheard of, normal). I have never heard of it, so I want to know where she comes from.

The film Sanfu, which won her the best actress, is about her three husbands. It belongs to a classified film (gentlemen, it can't be officially released in China). Of course, if it is only pure eroticism, it is definitely meaningless. After all, it can't compare with the movies on the island.

Of course, I haven't seen Sanfu either, but it doesn't matter, because sometimes people only remember one or two sentences.

I asked her what do you think your strengths are?

Zeng emiko: I think it's quite ordinary. I have no advantage in appearance, only endurance. Besides, I've never lost my temper in my life (that's very cultured), because I put all my emotions into the play (very focused).

There is also a sentence that touched me the most: the drama is getting bigger and bigger. She feels that her only mission in life is to act well and perform tricks well, and she will do such a thing all her life. You can imagine how determined and trustworthy she is.

I think it is lucky and fulfilling for a person to find his mission and fight for it.

I have been thinking, is it my mission to do foreign exchange trading? To tell the truth, I don't know, I really don't know, but one thing is certain, trading has occupied a considerable part of my time and is a part of my life.

At least I should focus on this part of the time.

In addition, I always feel that doing foreign exchange trading or acting as an agent, from a higher level, I always feel that they are just a tool to cultivate and improve themselves and make their hearts richer and more powerful.

Next, I want to talk about the topic of cold rice and the speculation in the transaction.

Because of the understanding of risks in trading, it will become more conservative. This can at least make you lose.

But the problem also arises, that is, you will miss the market, even the big market.

In fact, your own risk control has been done very well, as long as you follow this rhythm and stick to it. I didn't do anything wrong, but the market will make me think I am low, which will affect my mood and make a wrong judgment.

How to filter emotions and how to prevent them from affecting you? Sometimes I know I have missed the market, but I don't want to miss it, so I don't want to miss it. My emotions tell me: hurry up, hurry up, idiot.

On the other hand, reason tells me that I can't chase. If it is only a temporary callback, I may be stuck at a high point in case of reversal.

Emotion tells me again, no, this should have become a trend, and it won't come down, so go in.

Ok, then I'll join (fast forward, idiot, it's too late if you don't)

All right, all right, I'm in, I'm in.

It didn't take long to find the callback coming (if only he could wait until he called back to open the position)

The slow callback is getting bigger and bigger, and the tmd is getting more and more nervous. At that time, the only thought in my heart was that if I hadn't opened the position at the beginning, Axi.

Well, here's the question. If you miss the market next time, do you think you should follow it or will you follow it?

First of all, reason will tell you that you should not follow.

Then when the reason is too emotional, you will feel that it depends on the situation at that time (smooth enough). If it's really a trend, I didn't miss it.

The third emotion gave me an answer that I might still follow.

Although there are three answers, the root of the problem tells me that I rushed in because I was afraid of missing the big market I thought would appear.

So in the final analysis, it is still a psychological problem, or a problem of values.

For example, if I abide by the values of Sun Tzu's Art of War and let myself be invincible, then I will not follow.

No matter whether there is a trend or a big market in the future, let him go with the wind

And if your idea is that you would rather do something wrong than miss it, then you will probably follow suit next time.

So it can explain why the same technical side will make completely different judgments.

Different inner thoughts make different judgments.

So if you want to survive for a long time, the key is what kind of values you have in your heart. People also call it profit system.

I think the key to the profit system lies in his values, and the key to values lies in whether you are defensive or offensive.

You see, the teams that can enter the NBA finals in basketball games are all first-class in defense, and the score is opened by defensive counterattacks.

But this is often overlooked by us. What we value more is the gorgeous attack (three points, he stays in the air and scores beautifully, which is what we want).

But I found that I don't know if I can do it myself. If I want to integrate knowledge with practice, I still need to practice more on ordinary things.

As the saying goes, small things get the word, and small people become buddhas.