To put it simply, the supporting role.

Why write so cruelly.

The market itself is brutal.

If you don't blow up today, you will blow up tomorrow, and you will lose a lot the day after tomorrow.

Investors like Zheng Yabin, who have no ability to think independently and have no opinions, blindly follow the opinions of others, and it is inevitable to lose money.

Contrarian trend, anti-order, heavy position, with a fluke psychology to look forward to the mercy of the market, the market is often the most ruthless.

He is a leek, cut and cut, and he can't finish it.

In fact, most of the people in the market are such leeks.

More than 90% of them are like this.

Or rather, it's a must-go for newbies.

Before listing, a single chapter will be written, dry goods, and the nine stages of a trader will be explained.

The author is approaching the eighth stage.

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It is meaningless to lock up the position if you lose money, and if you lock the position, it is also a loss of money, which is equivalent to locking in the loss, and you don't know when you will unload the position, and the timing of the unloading is not right, but you will lose more money.

It's better to cut the meat directly and stop the loss.

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It's not that the supporting characters are stupid, it's that the market itself is where 90% of people are losing money, can you call them stupid?

Are 90% of them stupid?

This has nothing to do with stupidity, it's just a matter of the struggle of the ego of human nature.

It's also a matter of trade-offs.

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When the author and his friends were still novices, it was also this mentality, level, and realm, and they directly liquidated their positions, and they did not close their positions.

I've done even stupider things.

These supporting characters are all the appearance of the former author Jun when he lost money when he made a deal with the author's friends.

It's an ash-level old bookworm whose leeks have been cut, don't have a glass heart, you don't have the ability to accept it at all, and you really can't get out of the fate of leeks.

Writing books is for fun, refreshing.

Release releases emotions.

The protagonist has a dark style, mixed with finance, and his heart is not black enough, is it not enough to be a leek?

For example, in the stock market, which bankers are not black-hearted, can they make money?

The capital market is so cruel, who has sympathized with leeks? I used to be a leek, and I don't sympathize with myself at all.

Losing money and liquidating positions have their own reasons.

Don't bring yourself into leeks, you have to bring in as the protagonist.

You bring yourself into a leek, and you watch the supporting characters being pitted by the protagonist in various ways, and of course you feel uncomfortable inside.

The capital market is as cruel as a meat grinder.

Every day, someone liquidates and goes bankrupt.

I've had a lot of liquidations before, and even I've gone bankrupt.

Can I say that a good friend of mine who has been trading for 5 years recently blew up multiple positions on USD/JPY and then went bankrupt?