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What Are The Three Stages Of New Investors' Speculation?

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Three Stages Of New Shareholders


I primary Phase. The characteristics of shares at this stage are as follows:


Blindness: don't know how to open an account; Do not know or know little about stocks, and do not know the meaning of professional terms such as "ex rights, earnings per share"; No specific operation (filling in forms, swiping cards, etc.); I don't know what stocks to buy. However, it is "clear" that buying stocks is sure to make money. (Exclusive securities internal reference, 365 day information station......)


Courage: Because of blindness, especially the recognition of "making money by buying stocks", he is bold and dares to buy any stocks, especially when his hands itch and he immediately buys several stocks as soon as he opens an account. It seems that if you don't buy, you will feel insecure. Success in the first battle: New entrants to the stock market often make money in a blind way, which makes them happy, more aware of the "stock can make money" and "deepen" the understanding, that is, "the stock market is easy to make money, quick to make money", and everyone will boast that "there is no risk in the stock market, do not need so much knowledge, I will make money as soon as I enter the market", and encourage people around to quickly join the team of stock speculation.


Transitoriality: The winning time of the first battle is very short, up to 3 months, and then it will move to the next stage.


2、 Intermediate stage. this stage The overall characteristics of are reflected around the locking:


Deep trap: As a result of "winning in a row" and getting carried away, the whole line was trapped, or cut meat, or wait, and the first time I tasted the taste of loss and risk.


Poor skills: although I am familiar with some operation methods and stock knowledge, I have not mastered the anti risk skills, which is manifested in that I will not cut the meat and then copy the bottom as soon as possible, and I will simply wait for the coming of the solution, and the result will be more and more profound. Heart is heavy: Victory fruit and old money are covered with quilt, they can't figure it out, they are very regretful, they are not willing to talk about stocks with people around them, when asked, they often falter, or force their faces to smile and say "OK".


Not reconciled: at this time, the rich will be saved in the stock market, so as to increase investment and get back as soon as possible. He is particularly fond of asking for information and listening to stock reviews to obtain spiritual comfort or learn some strategies from them. They are very disgusted with the stock comments that do not meet their own wishes, and are afraid of causing market fluctuations and increasing their losses.


Long term: The quilt has been covered for a long time. If the selected individual stock fails to win, it will make the index lose money, and there is no hope of getting rid of it. The longest is 3 years or more.


III mature Phase.


After small gains, deep traps, and detours, stocks began to mature: finally detours: after waiting for 9 quite a while, or after several successful attempts at bottom cutting, Ben finally earned back. No longer hot headed, no longer heart, fully aware of the risks of the stock market, trading behavior has become stable. Stock knowledge and operating skills have been greatly improved: pay special attention to the macro aspect, combine with the technical aspect, and strengthen their own analysis and judgment. The stock comments are only for reference. Cautious conversation: When talking about stocks with people around you, you talk more about risks, and the results of winning and losing in the stock market are no longer revealed on your face and language, which makes you appear calm and sophisticated. Increased risk awareness, so more attention should be paid to stopping at first sight, keeping the bag safe and being cautious.    
 

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