Whether in futures market, stock market or foreign exchange market, 95% investors are losers, 5% investors earn 95% investors' money, and these 5% investors become big winners. The market is so cruel! In the market, the key to becoming a winner is to find the reason for your loss first, and then you can prescribe the right medicine. Schwartz is a famous short-term trader on Wall Street. He turned $40,000 into $20 million in just a few years. He * * * participated in the four-month trading competition of 10 National Investment Competition, won the championship nine times, and once ranked second with a slight advantage. In these nine championships, his average return on investment was as high as 2 10%, and the money he earned from it was almost the sum of other contestants. In a one-year futures trading competition of a national investment competition, it achieved a high return on investment of 78 1%. Schwartz proved himself to be one of the smartest traders in the world by participating in the competition. However, before Schwartz became a successful professional trader, he had had 10 years of stock market ups and downs.

At the beginning of his trading career, he was only a securities analyst. As he said, during this period, he was often on the verge of bankruptcy because of trading losses. Schwartz 1978 got married, and his wife had a great influence on him. She said to Schwartz, "Come out and do it yourself. You are 34 years old, and you don't always want to do it yourself. Even if it fails, it will only go back to be an analyst. " Schwartz worked as a securities analyst for 10 years, and he began to get tired of this job. He knows that he must change, and working for himself is his ultimate goal in life. For many years, Schwartz has been feeling sorry for himself: Why am I always unsuccessful? This time, he is determined to succeed. To this end, he first analyzed himself with his wife. Schwartz likes freedom, is good at mathematics, responds quickly to numbers, is suitable for short-term operation and likes gambling. 10-year securities analyst, loves the investment market, once participated in the US Marine Corps, and has good discipline.