Maintain a calm attitude in investing

As the saying goes, there is no gain without hard work, and only hard work can be rewarded. However, this is not the case in the futures market. For mid to long-term trend traders, the more frequently you trade, the worse your performance may be. Staying away from the market moderately, relaxing, and taking appropriate vacations are good for trading.

Learn to rest

For medium and long-term trend traders, the market has no opportunity to trade anytime and anywhere. The current feeling is that the synchronization between varieties seems to be getting stronger, they often rise and fall together and oscillate together. When the tide of the bull market comes, various commodities will rise wildly, and when the tide recedes, they will fall into the quagmire together. If it is judged that the market is in a period of oscillation and there is no direction, do not pay too much attention to the market. According to expert research, investors who often participate in futures trading have more or less symptoms of depression or mania. This is due to long-term exposure to great psychological pressure.

Looking for opportunities

So, how do we know when the tide is high and when the tide is low? There are many ways. In the stock market, the 60-day moving average can be used as a watershed. When the index is above the 60-day line, you can consider going long and rest below the 60-day line. In the futures market, 30 antennas can be used as a watershed, or a combination of multiple lines can be used as a reference. Go long when the long positions are arranged, go short when the short positions are arranged, and stop when the moving average is tangled.

Haidu Investment and Development Co., Ltd. reminds you, in short, to keep a calm attitude. If there is a market situation, only a small amount of money will be made. Making money is a good thing, but it doesn’t matter if you make money or not. If there is no market, you should rest; strictly control the scope of fund withdrawal. If accumulated, a small increase will bring satisfactory returns. Never want to make huge profits in the short term. There are indeed some examples of profiteering, but very few. On the contrary, without making huge profits and steadily moving forward, it may succeed.