Скачать или смотреть Multi-account MAM PAMM The psychological conflict between traders’ consumption and investment views

https://www.m-a-m.cn | https://www.z-x-n.com | https://www.z-x-n.cn | Sewing and patching in life and spending money like soil in the stock market. This may be a very tangled, abnormal psychological feeling or even a psychological conflict among many stock investment traders. In fact, this is an occupational disease common among investment traders in fund management during the investment process. This is not a psychological abnormality or psychological conflict, but a normal psychological phenomenon among investors. Only by facing and understanding it can we accept, tolerate, and let go of it. Only by making the investment mentality healthier can we do better long-term investment tradings. Because the vast majority of traders are retail traders, this means that the vast majority of traders are small-capital traders, which also means that the vast majority of traders are traders who lack funds. As long as they have sufficient capital reserves, they will not be eliminated and will feel more secure. The savings they make in life are just to accumulate more capital for long-term investment, whereas consumption represents a real loss of their original capital. Consumption does not create the conditions for achieving financial freedom in the future, but saving does. Therefore, as long as they participate in investment and develop an investment concept, they may become stingier than their original selves without an investment concept. Sometimes they may even hate themself or even be confused about their consumption outlook. In fact, not only retail investors who are short of funds have this mentality, but also world-renowned big investors also have this subtle psychological conflict: when he makes a lot of money today, he eats a big hamburger, and when he loses a lot of money today, he eats a small hamburger. This is not a question of the size of the burger, nor is it a question of stinginess, but a method of psychological self-healing after a loss.