The first is to understand the goal.
The so-called understanding of the target is the nature of the object of your investment. If the nature of the investment object is not clear, it is impossible to really understand and master the investment object, let alone further master the law of the investment object. For example, to invest in stocks, it is necessary to recognize the essence of stocks, which is the shares or ownership of enterprises. Whether investing in stocks can be profitable depends on the performance of the enterprise. Some people say that stocks are not? Fried? Really? Buy low and sell high, play tricks. If there is such a view, it is unfortunate. Because under the control of this concept, of course, there will be profits, but in the end it will fail. Because speculation is not the essence of stocks, but gambling, even options.
The second is to know yourself.
Knowing yourself means knowing your strengths and weaknesses. Man is not a god, not omnipotent. Only those who know their own strengths and weaknesses can develop their strengths and avoid weaknesses, find targets suitable for their own investment, give play to their strengths and play a role in the * * * earthquake.
In stock investment, many retail investors have gone too far. If you don't do a good job in value investment, you have to use limited funds to fight against the main funds. There is no future if you want to find a way out in the K-line diagram drawn by the main force.
I may belong to the kind of person who is slow to heat. After September last year, I suggested in the headline Q&A and headline stock friends that everyone vote for such a broad base as the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 Index. Because according to the P/E ratio and P/B ratio, the index is close to the bottom of historical valuation. Although the index will still fluctuate, the overall bottom has been established. I propose? Yinxian buy, plunge buy, just buy or not sell? The fixed investment strategy has been profitable so far 15%. Although it's not much, I earn a lot of peace of mind and basically don't have to stare at it every day.
The third is to know your opponent.
Investing in stocks, whether buying or selling, always has an opponent. It is especially important to know your opponent. If you play cards with three people and finally don't know who is the fool, the fool is yourself.
In stock investment, the opponent of retail investors is the main force, and all market prices are drawn by the main force through the K-line chart for retail investors.