# 交易心理

Many people know my account is nine digits.
But almost no one remembers that the 5000 I started with was a maxed-out credit card, a debt that had to be repaid next month.
I can roll from negative numbers to eight digits, and it's not due to metaphysics, but rather the "anti-human nature combat system" that nearly drained me.
Phase One: Battlefield Engineer (300U Suicide Squad) At that time, I knew that once the first bullet was fired, I would be completely out. So my strategy was to be as sneaky as possible:
- 100U Vanguard: Only invest this amount, set a strict rule:
- Profit 80%, wit

take profit，stop loss
In the world of investment trading, take profit and stop loss are two unavoidable topics, which one is more difficult, take profit or stop loss?
Stop loss, in plain terms, is to cut loss. When the market trend does not match our expectations, it is very important to stop loss in time. But it is really difficult to do this. First of all, stop loss means admitting one's judgment error, which is psychologically difficult for many people to accept. Secondly, stop loss involves actual losses, and the feeling of watching one's money decrease little by little is real. Finally, t

Do you dare to stop loss?
Stop loss is difficult, but what exactly makes it difficult?
I don't know if anyone has encountered the same problem. Everyone knows that stop loss is very important, but when it comes to the crucial moment, it's just hard to take action!
A very important aspect is the psychological factors at work, first of all, the fear of admitting defeat, once the position is opened, the heart is full of expectations, looking forward to the market reversal, looking forward to profits, stop loss means admitting their judgment mistakes, which is difficult for many investors to accep

Greed & Fear
It's the weekend today, first of all, I wish everyone happiness, and then let's talk about a topic that all friends in the crypto community are familiar with: greed and fear.
Human nature inherently contains two basic emotions: fear and greed. Fear arises from unease about the unknown and instinctive resistance to loss, while greed stems from a desire for profit and an endless pursuit of satisfaction. In trading, these two emotions are amplified to the fullest extent.
Greed often manifests as:
Desire knows no bounds, and human nature is inherently greedy. When the market is rising