Today’s market is good, and profits are substantial. More importantly, we must stay true to the investor’s original intention. Maintain a balanced mindset—avoid arrogance and greed, don’t envy the last segment of profit, and know when to take profits. Never fully load your position or go all-in; leave a safety cushion to stay calm through ups and downs. Investment psychology determines gains and losses—greed can lead to regret, impatience can result in being trapped. Remember: unrealized gains don’t count as wins; cashing out is the real victory. Keep a steady mindset, control your position size, avoid greed and impatience, and only then can you achieve steady long-term profits.
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Today’s market is good, and profits are substantial. More importantly, we must stay true to the investor’s original intention. Maintain a balanced mindset—avoid arrogance and greed, don’t envy the last segment of profit, and know when to take profits. Never fully load your position or go all-in; leave a safety cushion to stay calm through ups and downs. Investment psychology determines gains and losses—greed can lead to regret, impatience can result in being trapped. Remember: unrealized gains don’t count as wins; cashing out is the real victory. Keep a steady mindset, control your position size, avoid greed and impatience, and only then can you achieve steady long-term profits.