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","text":"Good","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":1,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/9067231806","repostId":"1103729402","repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1103729402","kind":"news","pubTimestamp":1652447120,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1103729402?lang=en_US&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2022-05-13 21:05","market":"us","language":"zh","title":"Night Reading | What is the secret to successful trading?","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1103729402","media":"红与绿","summary":"几乎所有成功的投资者都是孤独者，因为他们常要做和大众不同的事！弗莫尔曾指出：一位成功的炒手必须如一位成功的商人，正确地预见未来的需求，适时进货，耐心地等待盈利的时刻。要有成为投资专家的欲望无论做什么,","content":"<p><html><head></head><body>Almost all successful investors are loners because they often have to do things differently from the crowd! Vermore once pointed out that a successful speculator must, like a successful businessman, correctly anticipate future demand, purchase goods at the right time, and patiently wait for the moment to make a profit.<b>One must have the desire to become an investment expert.</b></p><p>No matter what you do, you can't succeed without desire. Without desire, you will give up when you encounter small difficulties. Stock market investors might say, \"I have a strong desire; I really want to get rich in the stock market.\" Is that really true?</p><p>There are more than 30 million stock market investors in the United States. Wall Street once conducted a survey of ordinary stock market investors, and the results were astonishing: 80% of stock market investors did not enter the market with the primary purpose of making money! Stock trading is a money game, a game played by gentlemen, and the main purpose of investors entering the market is to participate in this game. All your wealthy friends are investing in stocks, and you must become one of them so that you can also become one of the \"successful people\" in everyone's casual conversation.</p><p>Everyone has a gambling instinct to some extent, and the stock market provides a place to satisfy that gambling instinct, offering relief from your daily boredom. Ask yourself if you entered the stock market for these reasons as well.</p><p>Another question: How many shopping malls did you visit to compare prices for the 2,000 yuan TV you bought? How many materials did you find? How many people have I asked? How much research has been done? Yesterday you spent 20,000 yuan to buy that stock. How much research and information did you do? What percentage of the time you spend buying stocks is the same as buying a television? It must be pointed out:<b>Desire must be based on effort, otherwise it is just a daydream, and a daydream is not desire but a dream.</b></p><p><b>One must have a spirit of perseverance.</b></p><p>Perseverance is an easy thing to say, but difficult to do. remember former US President Coolidge famously saying, \"The world is full of intelligent but unsuccessful people, well-educated people who often lament that their talents are not recognized... They have one thing in common: they lack the spirit of perseverance.\" What is perseverance? It is the perseverance to endure when one can no longer bear it! Anyone who thinks they can make a name for themselves in the stock market and soar to new heights is definitely dreaming. Even if he's lucky and makes a fortune as soon as he enters the market, the money comes easily, but it's only temporarily lent to him by the stock market. If he doesn't get out of here immediately, the stock market will eventually come back to him.<b>To continuously make money from the stock market, you must have knowledge and experience; you must become an expert.</b></p><p>In my many years of investing in stocks, I have experienced many sleepless nights. My highest record was losing $50,000 in a day. $50,000 is a small amount for a wealthy person, but at the time it was half of my total assets, equivalent to two years' salary for my wife, and much of it was my hard-earned money working as a waiter and washer in a restaurant! I can still feel the numbing pain of that time today, and I couldn't even eat for the next two weeks. The most painful thing isn't the amount of money you lose. Losing money isn't scary; what's scary is not knowing if you'll have the ability to make it back! I kept asking myself: Is this industry right for me?</p><p>I know that university takes four years to graduate, and there are times when apprentices graduate in other industries, but where is the graduation period for stock market universities? Working ten hours a day like this, not only will I not get paid today, but I don't know how long I will have to endure the days when I will get paid in the future. Do I have a chance of graduating? I come from a poor family and live a life of earning and eating on the fly. My savings from years of frugality are dwindling day by day. Will I ever make it through this? The thought of giving up is constant. Even if you work as a waiter in a restaurant, you can still earn a few dozen yuan a day. The reader can imagine my despair at that time. Of course, if I had really given up then, the readers would not have seen this book.</p><p>Five years have passed, and looking back, I sometimes feel proud of my resilience. I would like to share with readers a quote from Napoleon Hill's immortal book, *Think and Grow Rich*:<b>\"When wealth comes, it comes so quickly and rapidly that one wonders where it has gone in those difficult years.\"</b>\"My life experience proves this statement to be true.\" This statement is similar to Mencius' famous saying, \"When Heaven is about to place a great responsibility on a person, it will first harden his mind, starve his body, and strain his muscles and bones...\"</p><p>Success comes too easily; it usually doesn't last. There are too many places in this world for hot-headed people to fall, and you can never guess where. Because if success comes too easily, people often don't know or cherish their blessings, and forget who they are! It's always the darkest before dawn. Only if you can get through this period can you see the light. Please remember: the secret to success is nothing more than \"when you can't take it anymore, just hold on a little longer\".</p><p><b>We must have the spirit of \"endless joy in competing with the market\".</b></p><p>All successful investors have a great interest in the market and how it works, they enjoy the challenges it offers, and they have a strong desire to conquer it.</p><p>What attracts them to fight in this market is not money, not fame, not getting rich quick. Money is just their prize after they succeed in playing the stock game. For most people, their purpose in entering the market is to make money, and this expectation makes their probability of success in this industry very low. Because this expectation makes it difficult for them to maintain calm observation, they lack the patience to wait for the inevitable outcome. There's an old Chinese saying: \"The lard has blinded the heart.\" Livermore once pointed out:<b>A successful speculator must be like a successful businessman, accurately foreseeing future demand, purchasing goods at the right time, and patiently waiting for the moment to make a profit.</b></p><p><b>Be content to be a loner</b></p><p>Almost all successful investors are loners. They must be loners! Because they often have to do things differently from the general public.</p><p><b>Whether they buy low and sell high, or buy high and sell even higher, they must maintain independent thinking. It is extremely dangerous to do things contrary to the mainstream in order to be different. They must have a reasonable explanation for why the public might be wrong, while also foreseeing the consequences of adopting the opposite mindset. This gives them the confidence they need to be different.</b></p><p>From childhood, we know the importance of conformity. Random thoughts, strange ideas, cause you to lose friends and be ridiculed. We have long been accustomed to \"collective thinking\". However, stock trading requires a different way of thinking. If most people in the stock market are optimistic about a particular stock, they have already entered the market according to their abilities. Who else will buy stocks to make the stock market continue to rise higher? Conversely, if most investors are not optimistic about the stock market and have already exited their positions, then the range for further decline in the stock market is not large. If you follow the crowd, you will often enter the market at high points and exit at low points, and you will become a loser.</p><p>Of course, it is difficult to measure whether the majority of stock market investors are optimistic about the market or not. You can mainly find the answer by studying \"stock trends\". The emphasis here is on the way of thinking. The likable personality traits you learned from a young age, such as obedience, sociability, and unpretentiousness, all become obstacles to successful stock trading.</p><p><b>Must have patience and self-control</b></p><p>Patience and self-control are things that sound simple but are difficult to do. Stock trading is an extremely tedious and boring job. Readers will laugh at my statement, saying, \"I've traded stocks, and I find them extremely exciting and fun.\" This is because you treat trading stocks as a pastime, not as a serious job. I am a Go enthusiast, and I think Go is very fun. But ask people who play chess for a living, and they'll tell you how tedious and monotonous it is to write notes all day long. The principle is the same. Collecting data every day, judging market trends, and referencing it with your own experience to develop a stock trading plan may be exciting and interesting to do occasionally, but repeating the same work year after year is \"hard work\". If you don't make \"hard work\" a habit, your chances of success in this industry are slim.</p><p>Recognize uncertainty. In other words, no matter how smart or knowledgeable you are, the market still cannot be predicted 100% accurately.</p><p>Some people take three years to understand this, some take ten years, and some take a lifetime to understand it. But only after understanding this,<b>I've just started to pay more and more attention to the profit-loss ratio, no longer to the win rate, no longer to rack my brains to think about whether tomorrow will rise or fall, and no longer to be worried about gains or losses. I'm just cherishing the position where I opened my position more, gradually learning to sit still, and trading becomes easier and easier. Because I know that it doesn't matter how the market moves. Although the process is full of twists and turns, the final result is to make a profit!</b></p><p>Let me quote Zhang Sanqian here; he's much better than what I said:</p><p><b>Only by recognizing the uncertainty of trends and abandoning the pursuit of certainty can we move on to the next step.</b></p><p>This step is the most difficult and time-consuming. Some people spend their entire careers, some spend more than 20 years without seeing through it, and some rely solely on their own understanding and insight, going through fundamentals, technical aspects, mixed aspects, XXX aspects, etc., and rushing out covered in blood, even though it took 3-5 years. Of course, there are also people who, because of their good environment, are surrounded by mature experts who scoff at certainty, and their own comprehension is not bad, they realize this in a shorter time.</p><p><b>Fate can sometimes be a bit fatal, but I still believe that the foundation of a trader who has emerged naked is incredibly solid. The so-called foundation is not how much theory you have mastered, but how much truth you have actually seen.</b></p><p>This principle is not easy to understand, so let me make a direct comparison:</p><p>First, both the win rate and the profit-loss ratio are very important. Being able to judge the right direction and firmly hold onto orders is certainly the best, but you can't have both, so there are two styles: short-term and long-term. Those who trade in the ultra-short term must have a higher win rate (because they do not have the advantage of a profit-loss ratio), while those who trade in the long term have a larger profit-loss ratio. Furthermore, high-win-rate strategies often involve short-term trading. After accumulating large sums of money, it becomes inconvenient to enter and exit the market, which can also affect the results.</p><p>However, a style that focuses on winning percentages is less likely to succeed. Because a person can't maintain a high win rate forever, can he predict the future? Therefore, we see that many people who made huge short-term profits in history eventually perished. Other people with high winning rates achieve this by sacrificing high profit-loss ratios, such as making a small profit and running away. Although the win rate is high, you won't make a lot of money.</p><p>For those who value high profit and loss ratios, as long as their execution is good enough and their system is not too bad, it will be difficult for them to lose money in the long run. People who make a lot of money are often those who believe in a high profit-loss ratio. However, the requirements for execution are relatively high.</p><p>Here is a quote from stock market legend Livermore, which is also a quote from Stanley Crow who made a card and placed it on the table:</p><p>Having made and lost millions of dollars on Wall Street, my advice to you is this: I have never made a lot of money through my actions, but always through my inaction. Do you understand?</p><p>I will persevere with my patience. There's actually no secret to judging the market direction correctly. You always find that many people are already bullish in the early stages of a bull market. They have the ability to accurately grasp the timing and act correctly, and start buying when the price is exactly where there is potential to generate huge profits. However, their ends are always the same—neither of them ultimately sticks to the right decisions and reaps a truly large enough profit.</p><p><b>People who can both make correct judgments and persevere patiently are extremely rare. I've found that this is one of the hardest things to learn. However, as a stock trader, you can only make big money if you have a firm grasp of this. It's easier for a trader to make millions of dollars after actually learning how to trade than it is to make hundreds of dollars in his days of cluelessness. It's not difficult for those who know how to do it, and it's absolutely true for those who don't know</b></p><p></body></html></p>","source":"lsy1584353588345","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />\n<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,minimum-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=no\"/>\n<meta name=\"format-detection\" content=\"telephone=no,email=no,address=no\" />\n<title>Night Reading | What is the secret to successful trading?</title>\n<style type=\"text/css\">\na,abbr,acronym,address,applet,article,aside,audio,b,big,blockquote,body,canvas,caption,center,cite,code,dd,del,details,dfn,div,dl,dt,\nem,embed,fieldset,figcaption,figure,footer,form,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6,header,hgroup,html,i,iframe,img,ins,kbd,label,legend,li,mark,menu,nav,\nobject,ol,output,p,pre,q,ruby,s,samp,section,small,span,strike,strong,sub,summary,sup,table,tbody,td,tfoot,th,thead,time,tr,tt,u,ul,var,video{ font:inherit;margin:0;padding:0;vertical-align:baseline;border:0 }\nbody{ font-size:16px; line-height:1.5; color:#999; background:transparent; }\n.wrapper{ overflow:hidden;word-break:break-all;padding:10px; }\nh1,h2{ font-weight:normal; line-height:1.35; margin-bottom:.6em; }\nh3,h4,h5,h6{ line-height:1.35; margin-bottom:1em; }\nh1{ font-size:24px; }\nh2{ font-size:20px; }\nh3{ font-size:18px; }\nh4{ font-size:16px; }\nh5{ font-size:14px; }\nh6{ font-size:12px; }\np,ul,ol,blockquote,dl,table{ margin:1.2em 0; }\nul,ol{ margin-left:2em; }\nul{ list-style:disc; }\nol{ list-style:decimal; }\nli,li p{ margin:10px 0;}\nimg{ max-width:100%;display:block;margin:0 auto 1em; }\nblockquote{ color:#B5B2B1; border-left:3px solid #aaa; padding:1em; }\nstrong,b{font-weight:bold;}\nem,i{font-style:italic;}\ntable{ width:100%;border-collapse:collapse;border-spacing:1px;margin:1em 0;font-size:.9em; }\nth,td{ padding:5px;text-align:left;border:1px solid #aaa; }\nth{ font-weight:bold;background:#5d5d5d; }\n.symbol-link{font-weight:bold;}\n/* header{ border-bottom:1px solid #494756; } */\n.title{ margin:0 0 8px;line-height:1.3;color:#ddd; }\n.meta {color:#5e5c6d;font-size:13px;margin:0 0 .5em; }\na{text-decoration:none; color:#2a4b87;}\n.meta .head { display: inline-block; overflow: hidden}\n.head .h-thumb { width: 30px; height: 30px; margin: 0; padding: 0; border-radius: 50%; float: left;}\n.head .h-content { margin: 0; padding: 0 0 0 9px; float: left;}\n.head .h-name {font-size: 13px; color: #eee; margin: 0;}\n.head .h-time {font-size: 12.5px; color: #7E829C; margin: 0;}\n.small {font-size: 12.5px; display: inline-block; transform: scale(0.9); -webkit-transform: scale(0.9); transform-origin: left; -webkit-transform-origin: left;}\n.smaller {font-size: 12.5px; display: inline-block; transform: scale(0.8); -webkit-transform: scale(0.8); transform-origin: left; -webkit-transform-origin: left;}\n.bt-text {font-size: 12px;margin: 1.5em 0 0 0}\n.bt-text p {margin: 0}\n</style>\n</head>\n<body>\n<div class=\"wrapper\">\n<header>\n<h2 class=\"title\">\nNight Reading | What is the secret to successful trading?\n</h2>\n<h4 class=\"meta\">\n<p class=\"head\">\n<strong class=\"h-name small\">红与绿</strong><span class=\"h-time small\">2022-05-13 21:05</span>\n</p>\n</h4>\n</header>\n<article>\n<p><html><head></head><body>Almost all successful investors are loners because they often have to do things differently from the crowd! Vermore once pointed out that a successful speculator must, like a successful businessman, correctly anticipate future demand, purchase goods at the right time, and patiently wait for the moment to make a profit.<b>One must have the desire to become an investment expert.</b></p><p>No matter what you do, you can't succeed without desire. Without desire, you will give up when you encounter small difficulties. Stock market investors might say, \"I have a strong desire; I really want to get rich in the stock market.\" Is that really true?</p><p>There are more than 30 million stock market investors in the United States. Wall Street once conducted a survey of ordinary stock market investors, and the results were astonishing: 80% of stock market investors did not enter the market with the primary purpose of making money! Stock trading is a money game, a game played by gentlemen, and the main purpose of investors entering the market is to participate in this game. All your wealthy friends are investing in stocks, and you must become one of them so that you can also become one of the \"successful people\" in everyone's casual conversation.</p><p>Everyone has a gambling instinct to some extent, and the stock market provides a place to satisfy that gambling instinct, offering relief from your daily boredom. Ask yourself if you entered the stock market for these reasons as well.</p><p>Another question: How many shopping malls did you visit to compare prices for the 2,000 yuan TV you bought? How many materials did you find? How many people have I asked? How much research has been done? Yesterday you spent 20,000 yuan to buy that stock. How much research and information did you do? What percentage of the time you spend buying stocks is the same as buying a television? It must be pointed out:<b>Desire must be based on effort, otherwise it is just a daydream, and a daydream is not desire but a dream.</b></p><p><b>One must have a spirit of perseverance.</b></p><p>Perseverance is an easy thing to say, but difficult to do. remember former US President Coolidge famously saying, \"The world is full of intelligent but unsuccessful people, well-educated people who often lament that their talents are not recognized... They have one thing in common: they lack the spirit of perseverance.\" What is perseverance? It is the perseverance to endure when one can no longer bear it! Anyone who thinks they can make a name for themselves in the stock market and soar to new heights is definitely dreaming. Even if he's lucky and makes a fortune as soon as he enters the market, the money comes easily, but it's only temporarily lent to him by the stock market. If he doesn't get out of here immediately, the stock market will eventually come back to him.<b>To continuously make money from the stock market, you must have knowledge and experience; you must become an expert.</b></p><p>In my many years of investing in stocks, I have experienced many sleepless nights. My highest record was losing $50,000 in a day. $50,000 is a small amount for a wealthy person, but at the time it was half of my total assets, equivalent to two years' salary for my wife, and much of it was my hard-earned money working as a waiter and washer in a restaurant! I can still feel the numbing pain of that time today, and I couldn't even eat for the next two weeks. The most painful thing isn't the amount of money you lose. Losing money isn't scary; what's scary is not knowing if you'll have the ability to make it back! I kept asking myself: Is this industry right for me?</p><p>I know that university takes four years to graduate, and there are times when apprentices graduate in other industries, but where is the graduation period for stock market universities? Working ten hours a day like this, not only will I not get paid today, but I don't know how long I will have to endure the days when I will get paid in the future. Do I have a chance of graduating? I come from a poor family and live a life of earning and eating on the fly. My savings from years of frugality are dwindling day by day. Will I ever make it through this? The thought of giving up is constant. Even if you work as a waiter in a restaurant, you can still earn a few dozen yuan a day. The reader can imagine my despair at that time. Of course, if I had really given up then, the readers would not have seen this book.</p><p>Five years have passed, and looking back, I sometimes feel proud of my resilience. I would like to share with readers a quote from Napoleon Hill's immortal book, *Think and Grow Rich*:<b>\"When wealth comes, it comes so quickly and rapidly that one wonders where it has gone in those difficult years.\"</b>\"My life experience proves this statement to be true.\" This statement is similar to Mencius' famous saying, \"When Heaven is about to place a great responsibility on a person, it will first harden his mind, starve his body, and strain his muscles and bones...\"</p><p>Success comes too easily; it usually doesn't last. There are too many places in this world for hot-headed people to fall, and you can never guess where. Because if success comes too easily, people often don't know or cherish their blessings, and forget who they are! It's always the darkest before dawn. Only if you can get through this period can you see the light. Please remember: the secret to success is nothing more than \"when you can't take it anymore, just hold on a little longer\".</p><p><b>We must have the spirit of \"endless joy in competing with the market\".</b></p><p>All successful investors have a great interest in the market and how it works, they enjoy the challenges it offers, and they have a strong desire to conquer it.</p><p>What attracts them to fight in this market is not money, not fame, not getting rich quick. Money is just their prize after they succeed in playing the stock game. For most people, their purpose in entering the market is to make money, and this expectation makes their probability of success in this industry very low. Because this expectation makes it difficult for them to maintain calm observation, they lack the patience to wait for the inevitable outcome. There's an old Chinese saying: \"The lard has blinded the heart.\" Livermore once pointed out:<b>A successful speculator must be like a successful businessman, accurately foreseeing future demand, purchasing goods at the right time, and patiently waiting for the moment to make a profit.</b></p><p><b>Be content to be a loner</b></p><p>Almost all successful investors are loners. They must be loners! Because they often have to do things differently from the general public.</p><p><b>Whether they buy low and sell high, or buy high and sell even higher, they must maintain independent thinking. It is extremely dangerous to do things contrary to the mainstream in order to be different. They must have a reasonable explanation for why the public might be wrong, while also foreseeing the consequences of adopting the opposite mindset. This gives them the confidence they need to be different.</b></p><p>From childhood, we know the importance of conformity. Random thoughts, strange ideas, cause you to lose friends and be ridiculed. We have long been accustomed to \"collective thinking\". However, stock trading requires a different way of thinking. If most people in the stock market are optimistic about a particular stock, they have already entered the market according to their abilities. Who else will buy stocks to make the stock market continue to rise higher? Conversely, if most investors are not optimistic about the stock market and have already exited their positions, then the range for further decline in the stock market is not large. If you follow the crowd, you will often enter the market at high points and exit at low points, and you will become a loser.</p><p>Of course, it is difficult to measure whether the majority of stock market investors are optimistic about the market or not. You can mainly find the answer by studying \"stock trends\". The emphasis here is on the way of thinking. The likable personality traits you learned from a young age, such as obedience, sociability, and unpretentiousness, all become obstacles to successful stock trading.</p><p><b>Must have patience and self-control</b></p><p>Patience and self-control are things that sound simple but are difficult to do. Stock trading is an extremely tedious and boring job. Readers will laugh at my statement, saying, \"I've traded stocks, and I find them extremely exciting and fun.\" This is because you treat trading stocks as a pastime, not as a serious job. I am a Go enthusiast, and I think Go is very fun. But ask people who play chess for a living, and they'll tell you how tedious and monotonous it is to write notes all day long. The principle is the same. Collecting data every day, judging market trends, and referencing it with your own experience to develop a stock trading plan may be exciting and interesting to do occasionally, but repeating the same work year after year is \"hard work\". If you don't make \"hard work\" a habit, your chances of success in this industry are slim.</p><p>Recognize uncertainty. In other words, no matter how smart or knowledgeable you are, the market still cannot be predicted 100% accurately.</p><p>Some people take three years to understand this, some take ten years, and some take a lifetime to understand it. But only after understanding this,<b>I've just started to pay more and more attention to the profit-loss ratio, no longer to the win rate, no longer to rack my brains to think about whether tomorrow will rise or fall, and no longer to be worried about gains or losses. I'm just cherishing the position where I opened my position more, gradually learning to sit still, and trading becomes easier and easier. Because I know that it doesn't matter how the market moves. Although the process is full of twists and turns, the final result is to make a profit!</b></p><p>Let me quote Zhang Sanqian here; he's much better than what I said:</p><p><b>Only by recognizing the uncertainty of trends and abandoning the pursuit of certainty can we move on to the next step.</b></p><p>This step is the most difficult and time-consuming. Some people spend their entire careers, some spend more than 20 years without seeing through it, and some rely solely on their own understanding and insight, going through fundamentals, technical aspects, mixed aspects, XXX aspects, etc., and rushing out covered in blood, even though it took 3-5 years. Of course, there are also people who, because of their good environment, are surrounded by mature experts who scoff at certainty, and their own comprehension is not bad, they realize this in a shorter time.</p><p><b>Fate can sometimes be a bit fatal, but I still believe that the foundation of a trader who has emerged naked is incredibly solid. The so-called foundation is not how much theory you have mastered, but how much truth you have actually seen.</b></p><p>This principle is not easy to understand, so let me make a direct comparison:</p><p>First, both the win rate and the profit-loss ratio are very important. Being able to judge the right direction and firmly hold onto orders is certainly the best, but you can't have both, so there are two styles: short-term and long-term. Those who trade in the ultra-short term must have a higher win rate (because they do not have the advantage of a profit-loss ratio), while those who trade in the long term have a larger profit-loss ratio. Furthermore, high-win-rate strategies often involve short-term trading. After accumulating large sums of money, it becomes inconvenient to enter and exit the market, which can also affect the results.</p><p>However, a style that focuses on winning percentages is less likely to succeed. Because a person can't maintain a high win rate forever, can he predict the future? Therefore, we see that many people who made huge short-term profits in history eventually perished. Other people with high winning rates achieve this by sacrificing high profit-loss ratios, such as making a small profit and running away. Although the win rate is high, you won't make a lot of money.</p><p>For those who value high profit and loss ratios, as long as their execution is good enough and their system is not too bad, it will be difficult for them to lose money in the long run. People who make a lot of money are often those who believe in a high profit-loss ratio. However, the requirements for execution are relatively high.</p><p>Here is a quote from stock market legend Livermore, which is also a quote from Stanley Crow who made a card and placed it on the table:</p><p>Having made and lost millions of dollars on Wall Street, my advice to you is this: I have never made a lot of money through my actions, but always through my inaction. Do you understand?</p><p>I will persevere with my patience. There's actually no secret to judging the market direction correctly. You always find that many people are already bullish in the early stages of a bull market. They have the ability to accurately grasp the timing and act correctly, and start buying when the price is exactly where there is potential to generate huge profits. However, their ends are always the same—neither of them ultimately sticks to the right decisions and reaps a truly large enough profit.</p><p><b>People who can both make correct judgments and persevere patiently are extremely rare. I've found that this is one of the hardest things to learn. However, as a stock trader, you can only make big money if you have a firm grasp of this. It's easier for a trader to make millions of dollars after actually learning how to trade than it is to make hundreds of dollars in his days of cluelessness. 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","text":"Good","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":1,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/9067231806","repostId":"1103729402","repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1103729402","kind":"news","pubTimestamp":1652447120,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1103729402?lang=en_US&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2022-05-13 21:05","market":"us","language":"zh","title":"Night Reading | What is the secret to successful trading?","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1103729402","media":"红与绿","summary":"几乎所有成功的投资者都是孤独者，因为他们常要做和大众不同的事！弗莫尔曾指出：一位成功的炒手必须如一位成功的商人，正确地预见未来的需求，适时进货，耐心地等待盈利的时刻。要有成为投资专家的欲望无论做什么,","content":"<p><html><head></head><body>Almost all successful investors are loners because they often have to do things differently from the crowd! Vermore once pointed out that a successful speculator must, like a successful businessman, correctly anticipate future demand, purchase goods at the right time, and patiently wait for the moment to make a profit.<b>One must have the desire to become an investment expert.</b></p><p>No matter what you do, you can't succeed without desire. Without desire, you will give up when you encounter small difficulties. Stock market investors might say, \"I have a strong desire; I really want to get rich in the stock market.\" Is that really true?</p><p>There are more than 30 million stock market investors in the United States. Wall Street once conducted a survey of ordinary stock market investors, and the results were astonishing: 80% of stock market investors did not enter the market with the primary purpose of making money! Stock trading is a money game, a game played by gentlemen, and the main purpose of investors entering the market is to participate in this game. All your wealthy friends are investing in stocks, and you must become one of them so that you can also become one of the \"successful people\" in everyone's casual conversation.</p><p>Everyone has a gambling instinct to some extent, and the stock market provides a place to satisfy that gambling instinct, offering relief from your daily boredom. Ask yourself if you entered the stock market for these reasons as well.</p><p>Another question: How many shopping malls did you visit to compare prices for the 2,000 yuan TV you bought? How many materials did you find? How many people have I asked? How much research has been done? Yesterday you spent 20,000 yuan to buy that stock. How much research and information did you do? What percentage of the time you spend buying stocks is the same as buying a television? It must be pointed out:<b>Desire must be based on effort, otherwise it is just a daydream, and a daydream is not desire but a dream.</b></p><p><b>One must have a spirit of perseverance.</b></p><p>Perseverance is an easy thing to say, but difficult to do. remember former US President Coolidge famously saying, \"The world is full of intelligent but unsuccessful people, well-educated people who often lament that their talents are not recognized... They have one thing in common: they lack the spirit of perseverance.\" What is perseverance? It is the perseverance to endure when one can no longer bear it! Anyone who thinks they can make a name for themselves in the stock market and soar to new heights is definitely dreaming. Even if he's lucky and makes a fortune as soon as he enters the market, the money comes easily, but it's only temporarily lent to him by the stock market. If he doesn't get out of here immediately, the stock market will eventually come back to him.<b>To continuously make money from the stock market, you must have knowledge and experience; you must become an expert.</b></p><p>In my many years of investing in stocks, I have experienced many sleepless nights. My highest record was losing $50,000 in a day. $50,000 is a small amount for a wealthy person, but at the time it was half of my total assets, equivalent to two years' salary for my wife, and much of it was my hard-earned money working as a waiter and washer in a restaurant! I can still feel the numbing pain of that time today, and I couldn't even eat for the next two weeks. The most painful thing isn't the amount of money you lose. Losing money isn't scary; what's scary is not knowing if you'll have the ability to make it back! I kept asking myself: Is this industry right for me?</p><p>I know that university takes four years to graduate, and there are times when apprentices graduate in other industries, but where is the graduation period for stock market universities? Working ten hours a day like this, not only will I not get paid today, but I don't know how long I will have to endure the days when I will get paid in the future. Do I have a chance of graduating? I come from a poor family and live a life of earning and eating on the fly. My savings from years of frugality are dwindling day by day. Will I ever make it through this? The thought of giving up is constant. Even if you work as a waiter in a restaurant, you can still earn a few dozen yuan a day. The reader can imagine my despair at that time. Of course, if I had really given up then, the readers would not have seen this book.</p><p>Five years have passed, and looking back, I sometimes feel proud of my resilience. I would like to share with readers a quote from Napoleon Hill's immortal book, *Think and Grow Rich*:<b>\"When wealth comes, it comes so quickly and rapidly that one wonders where it has gone in those difficult years.\"</b>\"My life experience proves this statement to be true.\" This statement is similar to Mencius' famous saying, \"When Heaven is about to place a great responsibility on a person, it will first harden his mind, starve his body, and strain his muscles and bones...\"</p><p>Success comes too easily; it usually doesn't last. There are too many places in this world for hot-headed people to fall, and you can never guess where. Because if success comes too easily, people often don't know or cherish their blessings, and forget who they are! It's always the darkest before dawn. Only if you can get through this period can you see the light. Please remember: the secret to success is nothing more than \"when you can't take it anymore, just hold on a little longer\".</p><p><b>We must have the spirit of \"endless joy in competing with the market\".</b></p><p>All successful investors have a great interest in the market and how it works, they enjoy the challenges it offers, and they have a strong desire to conquer it.</p><p>What attracts them to fight in this market is not money, not fame, not getting rich quick. Money is just their prize after they succeed in playing the stock game. For most people, their purpose in entering the market is to make money, and this expectation makes their probability of success in this industry very low. Because this expectation makes it difficult for them to maintain calm observation, they lack the patience to wait for the inevitable outcome. There's an old Chinese saying: \"The lard has blinded the heart.\" Livermore once pointed out:<b>A successful speculator must be like a successful businessman, accurately foreseeing future demand, purchasing goods at the right time, and patiently waiting for the moment to make a profit.</b></p><p><b>Be content to be a loner</b></p><p>Almost all successful investors are loners. They must be loners! Because they often have to do things differently from the general public.</p><p><b>Whether they buy low and sell high, or buy high and sell even higher, they must maintain independent thinking. It is extremely dangerous to do things contrary to the mainstream in order to be different. They must have a reasonable explanation for why the public might be wrong, while also foreseeing the consequences of adopting the opposite mindset. This gives them the confidence they need to be different.</b></p><p>From childhood, we know the importance of conformity. Random thoughts, strange ideas, cause you to lose friends and be ridiculed. We have long been accustomed to \"collective thinking\". However, stock trading requires a different way of thinking. If most people in the stock market are optimistic about a particular stock, they have already entered the market according to their abilities. Who else will buy stocks to make the stock market continue to rise higher? Conversely, if most investors are not optimistic about the stock market and have already exited their positions, then the range for further decline in the stock market is not large. If you follow the crowd, you will often enter the market at high points and exit at low points, and you will become a loser.</p><p>Of course, it is difficult to measure whether the majority of stock market investors are optimistic about the market or not. You can mainly find the answer by studying \"stock trends\". The emphasis here is on the way of thinking. The likable personality traits you learned from a young age, such as obedience, sociability, and unpretentiousness, all become obstacles to successful stock trading.</p><p><b>Must have patience and self-control</b></p><p>Patience and self-control are things that sound simple but are difficult to do. Stock trading is an extremely tedious and boring job. Readers will laugh at my statement, saying, \"I've traded stocks, and I find them extremely exciting and fun.\" This is because you treat trading stocks as a pastime, not as a serious job. I am a Go enthusiast, and I think Go is very fun. But ask people who play chess for a living, and they'll tell you how tedious and monotonous it is to write notes all day long. The principle is the same. Collecting data every day, judging market trends, and referencing it with your own experience to develop a stock trading plan may be exciting and interesting to do occasionally, but repeating the same work year after year is \"hard work\". If you don't make \"hard work\" a habit, your chances of success in this industry are slim.</p><p>Recognize uncertainty. In other words, no matter how smart or knowledgeable you are, the market still cannot be predicted 100% accurately.</p><p>Some people take three years to understand this, some take ten years, and some take a lifetime to understand it. But only after understanding this,<b>I've just started to pay more and more attention to the profit-loss ratio, no longer to the win rate, no longer to rack my brains to think about whether tomorrow will rise or fall, and no longer to be worried about gains or losses. I'm just cherishing the position where I opened my position more, gradually learning to sit still, and trading becomes easier and easier. Because I know that it doesn't matter how the market moves. Although the process is full of twists and turns, the final result is to make a profit!</b></p><p>Let me quote Zhang Sanqian here; he's much better than what I said:</p><p><b>Only by recognizing the uncertainty of trends and abandoning the pursuit of certainty can we move on to the next step.</b></p><p>This step is the most difficult and time-consuming. Some people spend their entire careers, some spend more than 20 years without seeing through it, and some rely solely on their own understanding and insight, going through fundamentals, technical aspects, mixed aspects, XXX aspects, etc., and rushing out covered in blood, even though it took 3-5 years. Of course, there are also people who, because of their good environment, are surrounded by mature experts who scoff at certainty, and their own comprehension is not bad, they realize this in a shorter time.</p><p><b>Fate can sometimes be a bit fatal, but I still believe that the foundation of a trader who has emerged naked is incredibly solid. The so-called foundation is not how much theory you have mastered, but how much truth you have actually seen.</b></p><p>This principle is not easy to understand, so let me make a direct comparison:</p><p>First, both the win rate and the profit-loss ratio are very important. Being able to judge the right direction and firmly hold onto orders is certainly the best, but you can't have both, so there are two styles: short-term and long-term. Those who trade in the ultra-short term must have a higher win rate (because they do not have the advantage of a profit-loss ratio), while those who trade in the long term have a larger profit-loss ratio. Furthermore, high-win-rate strategies often involve short-term trading. After accumulating large sums of money, it becomes inconvenient to enter and exit the market, which can also affect the results.</p><p>However, a style that focuses on winning percentages is less likely to succeed. Because a person can't maintain a high win rate forever, can he predict the future? Therefore, we see that many people who made huge short-term profits in history eventually perished. Other people with high winning rates achieve this by sacrificing high profit-loss ratios, such as making a small profit and running away. Although the win rate is high, you won't make a lot of money.</p><p>For those who value high profit and loss ratios, as long as their execution is good enough and their system is not too bad, it will be difficult for them to lose money in the long run. People who make a lot of money are often those who believe in a high profit-loss ratio. However, the requirements for execution are relatively high.</p><p>Here is a quote from stock market legend Livermore, which is also a quote from Stanley Crow who made a card and placed it on the table:</p><p>Having made and lost millions of dollars on Wall Street, my advice to you is this: I have never made a lot of money through my actions, but always through my inaction. Do you understand?</p><p>I will persevere with my patience. There's actually no secret to judging the market direction correctly. You always find that many people are already bullish in the early stages of a bull market. They have the ability to accurately grasp the timing and act correctly, and start buying when the price is exactly where there is potential to generate huge profits. However, their ends are always the same—neither of them ultimately sticks to the right decisions and reaps a truly large enough profit.</p><p><b>People who can both make correct judgments and persevere patiently are extremely rare. I've found that this is one of the hardest things to learn. However, as a stock trader, you can only make big money if you have a firm grasp of this. It's easier for a trader to make millions of dollars after actually learning how to trade than it is to make hundreds of dollars in his days of cluelessness. It's not difficult for those who know how to do it, and it's absolutely true for those who don't know</b></p><p></body></html></p>","source":"lsy1584353588345","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />\n<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,minimum-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=no\"/>\n<meta name=\"format-detection\" content=\"telephone=no,email=no,address=no\" />\n<title>Night Reading | What is the secret to successful trading?</title>\n<style type=\"text/css\">\na,abbr,acronym,address,applet,article,aside,audio,b,big,blockquote,body,canvas,caption,center,cite,code,dd,del,details,dfn,div,dl,dt,\nem,embed,fieldset,figcaption,figure,footer,form,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6,header,hgroup,html,i,iframe,img,ins,kbd,label,legend,li,mark,menu,nav,\nobject,ol,output,p,pre,q,ruby,s,samp,section,small,span,strike,strong,sub,summary,sup,table,tbody,td,tfoot,th,thead,time,tr,tt,u,ul,var,video{ font:inherit;margin:0;padding:0;vertical-align:baseline;border:0 }\nbody{ font-size:16px; line-height:1.5; color:#999; background:transparent; }\n.wrapper{ overflow:hidden;word-break:break-all;padding:10px; }\nh1,h2{ font-weight:normal; line-height:1.35; margin-bottom:.6em; }\nh3,h4,h5,h6{ line-height:1.35; margin-bottom:1em; }\nh1{ font-size:24px; }\nh2{ font-size:20px; }\nh3{ font-size:18px; }\nh4{ font-size:16px; }\nh5{ font-size:14px; }\nh6{ font-size:12px; }\np,ul,ol,blockquote,dl,table{ margin:1.2em 0; }\nul,ol{ margin-left:2em; }\nul{ list-style:disc; }\nol{ list-style:decimal; }\nli,li p{ margin:10px 0;}\nimg{ max-width:100%;display:block;margin:0 auto 1em; }\nblockquote{ color:#B5B2B1; border-left:3px solid #aaa; padding:1em; }\nstrong,b{font-weight:bold;}\nem,i{font-style:italic;}\ntable{ width:100%;border-collapse:collapse;border-spacing:1px;margin:1em 0;font-size:.9em; }\nth,td{ padding:5px;text-align:left;border:1px solid #aaa; }\nth{ font-weight:bold;background:#5d5d5d; }\n.symbol-link{font-weight:bold;}\n/* header{ border-bottom:1px solid #494756; } */\n.title{ margin:0 0 8px;line-height:1.3;color:#ddd; }\n.meta {color:#5e5c6d;font-size:13px;margin:0 0 .5em; }\na{text-decoration:none; color:#2a4b87;}\n.meta .head { display: inline-block; overflow: hidden}\n.head .h-thumb { width: 30px; height: 30px; margin: 0; padding: 0; border-radius: 50%; float: left;}\n.head .h-content { margin: 0; padding: 0 0 0 9px; float: left;}\n.head .h-name {font-size: 13px; color: #eee; margin: 0;}\n.head .h-time {font-size: 12.5px; color: #7E829C; margin: 0;}\n.small {font-size: 12.5px; display: inline-block; transform: scale(0.9); -webkit-transform: scale(0.9); transform-origin: left; -webkit-transform-origin: left;}\n.smaller {font-size: 12.5px; display: inline-block; transform: scale(0.8); -webkit-transform: scale(0.8); transform-origin: left; -webkit-transform-origin: left;}\n.bt-text {font-size: 12px;margin: 1.5em 0 0 0}\n.bt-text p {margin: 0}\n</style>\n</head>\n<body>\n<div class=\"wrapper\">\n<header>\n<h2 class=\"title\">\nNight Reading | What is the secret to successful trading?\n</h2>\n<h4 class=\"meta\">\n<p class=\"head\">\n<strong class=\"h-name small\">红与绿</strong><span class=\"h-time small\">2022-05-13 21:05</span>\n</p>\n</h4>\n</header>\n<article>\n<p><html><head></head><body>Almost all successful investors are loners because they often have to do things differently from the crowd! Vermore once pointed out that a successful speculator must, like a successful businessman, correctly anticipate future demand, purchase goods at the right time, and patiently wait for the moment to make a profit.<b>One must have the desire to become an investment expert.</b></p><p>No matter what you do, you can't succeed without desire. Without desire, you will give up when you encounter small difficulties. Stock market investors might say, \"I have a strong desire; I really want to get rich in the stock market.\" Is that really true?</p><p>There are more than 30 million stock market investors in the United States. Wall Street once conducted a survey of ordinary stock market investors, and the results were astonishing: 80% of stock market investors did not enter the market with the primary purpose of making money! Stock trading is a money game, a game played by gentlemen, and the main purpose of investors entering the market is to participate in this game. All your wealthy friends are investing in stocks, and you must become one of them so that you can also become one of the \"successful people\" in everyone's casual conversation.</p><p>Everyone has a gambling instinct to some extent, and the stock market provides a place to satisfy that gambling instinct, offering relief from your daily boredom. Ask yourself if you entered the stock market for these reasons as well.</p><p>Another question: How many shopping malls did you visit to compare prices for the 2,000 yuan TV you bought? How many materials did you find? How many people have I asked? How much research has been done? Yesterday you spent 20,000 yuan to buy that stock. How much research and information did you do? What percentage of the time you spend buying stocks is the same as buying a television? It must be pointed out:<b>Desire must be based on effort, otherwise it is just a daydream, and a daydream is not desire but a dream.</b></p><p><b>One must have a spirit of perseverance.</b></p><p>Perseverance is an easy thing to say, but difficult to do. remember former US President Coolidge famously saying, \"The world is full of intelligent but unsuccessful people, well-educated people who often lament that their talents are not recognized... They have one thing in common: they lack the spirit of perseverance.\" What is perseverance? It is the perseverance to endure when one can no longer bear it! Anyone who thinks they can make a name for themselves in the stock market and soar to new heights is definitely dreaming. Even if he's lucky and makes a fortune as soon as he enters the market, the money comes easily, but it's only temporarily lent to him by the stock market. If he doesn't get out of here immediately, the stock market will eventually come back to him.<b>To continuously make money from the stock market, you must have knowledge and experience; you must become an expert.</b></p><p>In my many years of investing in stocks, I have experienced many sleepless nights. My highest record was losing $50,000 in a day. $50,000 is a small amount for a wealthy person, but at the time it was half of my total assets, equivalent to two years' salary for my wife, and much of it was my hard-earned money working as a waiter and washer in a restaurant! I can still feel the numbing pain of that time today, and I couldn't even eat for the next two weeks. The most painful thing isn't the amount of money you lose. Losing money isn't scary; what's scary is not knowing if you'll have the ability to make it back! I kept asking myself: Is this industry right for me?</p><p>I know that university takes four years to graduate, and there are times when apprentices graduate in other industries, but where is the graduation period for stock market universities? Working ten hours a day like this, not only will I not get paid today, but I don't know how long I will have to endure the days when I will get paid in the future. Do I have a chance of graduating? I come from a poor family and live a life of earning and eating on the fly. My savings from years of frugality are dwindling day by day. Will I ever make it through this? The thought of giving up is constant. Even if you work as a waiter in a restaurant, you can still earn a few dozen yuan a day. The reader can imagine my despair at that time. Of course, if I had really given up then, the readers would not have seen this book.</p><p>Five years have passed, and looking back, I sometimes feel proud of my resilience. I would like to share with readers a quote from Napoleon Hill's immortal book, *Think and Grow Rich*:<b>\"When wealth comes, it comes so quickly and rapidly that one wonders where it has gone in those difficult years.\"</b>\"My life experience proves this statement to be true.\" This statement is similar to Mencius' famous saying, \"When Heaven is about to place a great responsibility on a person, it will first harden his mind, starve his body, and strain his muscles and bones...\"</p><p>Success comes too easily; it usually doesn't last. There are too many places in this world for hot-headed people to fall, and you can never guess where. Because if success comes too easily, people often don't know or cherish their blessings, and forget who they are! It's always the darkest before dawn. Only if you can get through this period can you see the light. Please remember: the secret to success is nothing more than \"when you can't take it anymore, just hold on a little longer\".</p><p><b>We must have the spirit of \"endless joy in competing with the market\".</b></p><p>All successful investors have a great interest in the market and how it works, they enjoy the challenges it offers, and they have a strong desire to conquer it.</p><p>What attracts them to fight in this market is not money, not fame, not getting rich quick. Money is just their prize after they succeed in playing the stock game. For most people, their purpose in entering the market is to make money, and this expectation makes their probability of success in this industry very low. Because this expectation makes it difficult for them to maintain calm observation, they lack the patience to wait for the inevitable outcome. There's an old Chinese saying: \"The lard has blinded the heart.\" Livermore once pointed out:<b>A successful speculator must be like a successful businessman, accurately foreseeing future demand, purchasing goods at the right time, and patiently waiting for the moment to make a profit.</b></p><p><b>Be content to be a loner</b></p><p>Almost all successful investors are loners. They must be loners! Because they often have to do things differently from the general public.</p><p><b>Whether they buy low and sell high, or buy high and sell even higher, they must maintain independent thinking. It is extremely dangerous to do things contrary to the mainstream in order to be different. They must have a reasonable explanation for why the public might be wrong, while also foreseeing the consequences of adopting the opposite mindset. This gives them the confidence they need to be different.</b></p><p>From childhood, we know the importance of conformity. Random thoughts, strange ideas, cause you to lose friends and be ridiculed. We have long been accustomed to \"collective thinking\". However, stock trading requires a different way of thinking. If most people in the stock market are optimistic about a particular stock, they have already entered the market according to their abilities. Who else will buy stocks to make the stock market continue to rise higher? Conversely, if most investors are not optimistic about the stock market and have already exited their positions, then the range for further decline in the stock market is not large. If you follow the crowd, you will often enter the market at high points and exit at low points, and you will become a loser.</p><p>Of course, it is difficult to measure whether the majority of stock market investors are optimistic about the market or not. You can mainly find the answer by studying \"stock trends\". The emphasis here is on the way of thinking. The likable personality traits you learned from a young age, such as obedience, sociability, and unpretentiousness, all become obstacles to successful stock trading.</p><p><b>Must have patience and self-control</b></p><p>Patience and self-control are things that sound simple but are difficult to do. Stock trading is an extremely tedious and boring job. Readers will laugh at my statement, saying, \"I've traded stocks, and I find them extremely exciting and fun.\" This is because you treat trading stocks as a pastime, not as a serious job. I am a Go enthusiast, and I think Go is very fun. But ask people who play chess for a living, and they'll tell you how tedious and monotonous it is to write notes all day long. The principle is the same. Collecting data every day, judging market trends, and referencing it with your own experience to develop a stock trading plan may be exciting and interesting to do occasionally, but repeating the same work year after year is \"hard work\". If you don't make \"hard work\" a habit, your chances of success in this industry are slim.</p><p>Recognize uncertainty. In other words, no matter how smart or knowledgeable you are, the market still cannot be predicted 100% accurately.</p><p>Some people take three years to understand this, some take ten years, and some take a lifetime to understand it. But only after understanding this,<b>I've just started to pay more and more attention to the profit-loss ratio, no longer to the win rate, no longer to rack my brains to think about whether tomorrow will rise or fall, and no longer to be worried about gains or losses. I'm just cherishing the position where I opened my position more, gradually learning to sit still, and trading becomes easier and easier. Because I know that it doesn't matter how the market moves. Although the process is full of twists and turns, the final result is to make a profit!</b></p><p>Let me quote Zhang Sanqian here; he's much better than what I said:</p><p><b>Only by recognizing the uncertainty of trends and abandoning the pursuit of certainty can we move on to the next step.</b></p><p>This step is the most difficult and time-consuming. Some people spend their entire careers, some spend more than 20 years without seeing through it, and some rely solely on their own understanding and insight, going through fundamentals, technical aspects, mixed aspects, XXX aspects, etc., and rushing out covered in blood, even though it took 3-5 years. Of course, there are also people who, because of their good environment, are surrounded by mature experts who scoff at certainty, and their own comprehension is not bad, they realize this in a shorter time.</p><p><b>Fate can sometimes be a bit fatal, but I still believe that the foundation of a trader who has emerged naked is incredibly solid. The so-called foundation is not how much theory you have mastered, but how much truth you have actually seen.</b></p><p>This principle is not easy to understand, so let me make a direct comparison:</p><p>First, both the win rate and the profit-loss ratio are very important. Being able to judge the right direction and firmly hold onto orders is certainly the best, but you can't have both, so there are two styles: short-term and long-term. Those who trade in the ultra-short term must have a higher win rate (because they do not have the advantage of a profit-loss ratio), while those who trade in the long term have a larger profit-loss ratio. Furthermore, high-win-rate strategies often involve short-term trading. After accumulating large sums of money, it becomes inconvenient to enter and exit the market, which can also affect the results.</p><p>However, a style that focuses on winning percentages is less likely to succeed. Because a person can't maintain a high win rate forever, can he predict the future? Therefore, we see that many people who made huge short-term profits in history eventually perished. Other people with high winning rates achieve this by sacrificing high profit-loss ratios, such as making a small profit and running away. Although the win rate is high, you won't make a lot of money.</p><p>For those who value high profit and loss ratios, as long as their execution is good enough and their system is not too bad, it will be difficult for them to lose money in the long run. People who make a lot of money are often those who believe in a high profit-loss ratio. However, the requirements for execution are relatively high.</p><p>Here is a quote from stock market legend Livermore, which is also a quote from Stanley Crow who made a card and placed it on the table:</p><p>Having made and lost millions of dollars on Wall Street, my advice to you is this: I have never made a lot of money through my actions, but always through my inaction. Do you understand?</p><p>I will persevere with my patience. There's actually no secret to judging the market direction correctly. You always find that many people are already bullish in the early stages of a bull market. They have the ability to accurately grasp the timing and act correctly, and start buying when the price is exactly where there is potential to generate huge profits. However, their ends are always the same—neither of them ultimately sticks to the right decisions and reaps a truly large enough profit.</p><p><b>People who can both make correct judgments and persevere patiently are extremely rare. I've found that this is one of the hardest things to learn. However, as a stock trader, you can only make big money if you have a firm grasp of this. It's easier for a trader to make millions of dollars after actually learning how to trade than it is to make hundreds of dollars in his days of cluelessness. 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20000元买了那只股票，你又做了多少研究,找了多少资料？你买股票下的功夫是买电视机的百分之几？必须指出：欲望必须由努力做基础，否则只是白日梦，白日梦不是欲望是梦。必须具备锲而不舍的精神锲而不舍是句很容易说,但很难做到的话。记得美国前总统柯立芝有句名言：“这个世界充满聪明而失意的人，受过良好教育但成日感叹怀才不遇的人……他们有个共性，缺少锲而不舍的精神。“什么是锲而不舍的精神？它是在忍无可忍的时候，再忍下去的毅力！如果谁认为他能在股市一炮打响，一飞冲天，他准是在做白日梦。就算他运气好，一进场就捞了一笔，这笔钱来得容易，但它只是股市暂时借给他的，他如果不即刻上岸,股市迟早会向他讨回去。想从股市不断赚到钱，你必须有知识，有经验，你必须成为专家。在我炒股的这么多年中，经过许许多多的不眠之夜。我的最高记录是一天亏掉5万美元。5万美元对有钱人来说是小数目，但那时这是我全部资产的一半，相当于当时我妻子两年的工资,而且其中很多是我在餐馆端盘子洗碟子赚来的血汗钱！我今天还能感到当时痛苦到麻木的感觉，随后两星期连饭都吃不下。最痛苦的不是亏钱的数目，钱亏掉不可怕，可怕的是不知有无本事再赚回来！我不断问自己：这个行业适合我吗？我知道大学熬四年能毕业,其它行业也有学徒出师的时候，但股票大学的毕业期何在？像这样每天工作十小时,不仅今天没有工资，也不知道以后会不会有报酬的日子到底要熬多久？我有没有毕业的可能？我是穷人家的孩子，过的是现挣现吃、手停口停的生活，多年省吃俭用的储蓄一天天地减少，这日子有熬出头的一天吗？放弃的念头无日无之。就算到餐馆做跑堂，一天也总能挣上几十块钱。读者可以想象我当时的绝望。当然，我如果当时真放弃了，读者也看不到这本书。五年过去了，回首往事，有时自己都为自己的韧性感到骄傲。我要读者们分享拿破仑·希尔在他的不朽名著《思考致富》中的一句话：“当财富来到的时候，它将来得如此急，如此快，使人奇怪在那艰难的岁月，这些财富都躲到哪里去了？”我的生活经验证明这句话确实无误。这句话和孟夫子的名言“天将降大任于斯人也，必先苦其心智，饿其体肤，劳其筋骨……”有异曲同工之处。成功来得太容易，它通常不会持久。这个世界有太多的地方能让头脑发热的人摔跤，而且你永远猜不到在什么地方摔跤。因为成功若来得太容易，人往往不知福，不惜福，忘了自己是谁！黎明之前总是最黑暗的，你能熬过这段时间，你才能看到光明。请记住：成功的秘诀不外乎是“在忍无可忍的时候，再忍一忍”。要有“与市场斗,其乐无穷”的气派所有成功的投资者对市场及其运作都有极大的兴趣，他们喜欢市场所提供的挑战，有强烈的欲望要战胜这一市场。吸引他们在这一市场搏斗的不是金钱，不是名誉，不是快速致富。金钱只是他们玩股票游戏成功后的奖品。对一般人而言,他们进市场的目的是为了赚钱，这一期望使他们在这行成功的概率变得很低。因为这一期望使他们难以维持冷静的观察力,他们没有耐性等待必然的结果。中国的老话叫“猪油蒙了心”。利弗莫尔曾指出：一位成功的炒手必须如一位成功的商人,正确地预见未来的需求,适时进货,耐心地等待盈利的时刻。要甘于做孤独者几乎所有成功的投资者都是孤独者。他们必须是孤独者！因为他们常要做和大众不同的事。无论是低买高卖还是高买更高卖，他们都必须维持独立的思维，为了与众不同所以作和大众相反的事是极其危险的。他们必须有合理的解释为何大众可能不对,同时预见采用相反思维所将引致的后果。这给他们与众不同时所需的信心。从孩提时代，我们就深知合群从众的重要性。胡思乱想，奇怪的主意，使你失去朋友，受到嘲弄。长期以来我们已习惯于“集体思维”。但炒股需要不同的思维方式。如果股市大多数人都看好某股票，他们都已按自己的能力入场，还有谁来买股使股市继续升得更高？反之如果大多数股民不看好股市，他们都已经脱手出场，那么股市的继续下跌区间也已不大。你如果随大流，则你将常常在高点入市，低点出市，你将成为失败者。当然，何为大多数股民看好大市或大多数股民不看好大市是很难计量的，你主要通过研究“股势”来得到答案。这里强调的是思维的方式。你从小学习的那些讨人喜欢的性格，如听话、合群、不标新立异等等都成为炒股成功的障碍。必须具有耐心和自制力耐心和自制力都是听起来很简单但做起来很困难的事情。炒股是极期枯燥无味的工作。读者会嘲笑我的说法，说：“我炒过股，我觉得极其刺激好玩。”这是因为你把炒股当成消遣，没有将它当成严肃的工作。我是围棋爱好者，我觉得围棋很好玩。但问问那些下棋为生的人，他们一定会告诉你成日打谱是多么的枯燥单调。其中的道理是一样的。每天收集资料，判断行情，将其和自己的经验参照定好炒股计划,偶尔做做或许是兴奋有趣的事，但经年累月地重复同样的工作就是“苦工”。你不把“苦工”当成习惯，你在这行成功的机会就不大。认识到不确定性。或者说，无论你多么聪明，无论你的知识多么丰富，市场依然是无法100%准确预测的。这一点有些人用了三年才明白，有的用了十年，有的用了一辈子也没有明白。但只有明白了这一点以后，我才开始越来越重视盈亏比，不再重视胜率，不再挖空心思考虑明天是涨是跌，不再患得患失担惊受怕，我只是更加珍惜开仓的位置，逐渐学会稳坐不动，做起来也越来越轻松。因为我知道市场怎么走都无所谓，过程虽然曲曲折折但最终结果都是赚！在此引用张三千的一段话吧，他比我说的要好很多：认识到走势的不确定性，并且放弃了追求确定性后，才能够走到下一步。而这一步是最难走的，是耗时间最长的一步。有的人用了整个的职业生涯，有的人用了20多年也没看透，有的人，纯靠自己的悟性和洞察力，从基本面，技术面，混合面，XXX面等等走了一遭，浑身是血的冲了出来，也用了3-5年。当然，还有的人，因为其环境好，身边全是对确定性嗤之以鼻的成熟高手，加上本身悟性也不差劲，更短的时间内就洞察到了这一点。命运，有的时候真有点致命，但是，我还相信，自己赤裸裸趟出来的交易者，其根基，一定是无比牢固的。所谓的根基，并非你掌握了多少理论，而是你到底见过多少真相。这个道理不是很容易理解，我做个直观的对比把：首先，胜率和盈亏比都是很重要的。既能判断对方向又能牢牢拿住单子，当然是最好的，但两者不可兼得，所以有两种风格：短线和长线。做超短线的人胜率必须高一些（因为没有盈亏比的优势），而做长线的人盈亏比比较大。还有，高胜率的风格往往是做短线，做到大资金后，在市场进出不方便，也会影响效果。但是，重视胜率的风格，比较难以成功。因为一个人不可能永远保持高胜率吧，难道他可以预测未来？因此我们看到历史上很多获得短期暴利的人最终都陨落了。另一些高胜率的人是靠牺牲高盈亏比来实现的，比如赚一点就跑。虽然胜率很高，也赚不到大钱。而重视高盈亏比的人，只要执行力足够好，系统别太差，长期下来亏钱是很难的。赚大钱的人往往也是信念中高盈亏比的人。但是对执行力要求比较高。这里引用股票大作手利弗莫尔的一段话，也是斯坦利克罗做成卡片摆放在桌边的一段话：在华尔街赚过百万美元也亏损过百万美元之后，我要给你的忠告就是：我之所以赚大钱，从来不是凭我的作为，而是始终凭我的无为。明白吗？凭我的耐心坚守。正确判断市场方向，其实没有什么奥妙可言。你总是发现很多人在牛市早期便已经看多，他们都有能力精准把握时机并正确行动，当价格恰恰处在有潜力造就巨额利润之处时，便开始买进。然而，他们的结局总是如出一辙——最终都未能坚持正确的决定，从中获取真正足够大的利润。既能够正确判断，又能够耐心坚守，这样的人凤毛麟角。我发现，这属于最难学会的内容之一。但是，作为一名股票作手，只有牢牢掌握这一点之后，才能赚大钱。对一名交易者来说，真正学会交易后赢得几百万美元，比他在懵里懵懂的日子里赚几百美元还容易。会者不难，难者不会，千真万确。","news_type":1,"symbols_score_info":{}},"isVote":1,"tweetType":1,"viewCount":3700,"authorTweetTopStatus":1,"verified":2,"comments":[],"imageCount":0,"langContent":"EN","totalScore":0},{"id":9938590245,"gmtCreate":1662626610587,"gmtModify":1676537104285,"author":{"id":"4089632540664290","authorId":"4089632540664290","name":"金莺","avatar":"https://community-static.tradeup.com/news/04a7057c9010d2743d8c4157e8a4abd5","crmLevel":12,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"followedFlag":false,"authorIdStr":"4089632540664290","idStr":"4089632540664290"},"themes":[],"title":"","htmlText":"<a 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