Some people say that the leading stocks have risen too high, and they dare not chase them. They can only chase the leading stocks or other follow-up stocks that have just started. However, this is the biggest trap.Therefore, although I shared some experiences of short-term speculation on hot stocks, I just hope that readers can minimize some losses, but I still hope that everyone should be cautious.Moreover, the worse the overall external market is, for example, if the market is not good, the more leading stocks hold together, and the more the daily limit is pulled. Moreover, the most important thing is that leading stocks generally don't kill A, and they will give you a chance to quit.
However, in the end, I still want to remind you that there are very few people who can really make money in the long run after short-term hype and excitement. You may get a bite of meat once or twice, but it's hard to get meat for a long time. And as you know, short-term speculation is risky, and positions are generally not too heavy. In the long run, the average income of the account is not higher than that of long-term investment.Moreover, the worse the overall external market is, for example, if the market is not good, the more leading stocks hold together, and the more the daily limit is pulled. Moreover, the most important thing is that leading stocks generally don't kill A, and they will give you a chance to quit.If you want to participate in speculation and follow the trend, you must chase the leading stocks with higher gains, because the security of leading stocks is far greater than that of other follow-up stocks. Why? Because the leading company is jointly selected by all the funds involved in the speculation, it has consistent expectations and belongs to the son of natural selection, and other stocks simply cannot compete with it.
The trap of hot stocksDue to the rapid rise of hot stocks, it has naturally become a model of making money. However, there is another feature of hot stocks that is easily overlooked by everyone, that is, the speed of decline. Hot stocks are falling almost as fast as they are rising, or even faster.
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide
Strategy guide
12-13
Strategy guide
12-13
Strategy guide
12-13