Many retail investors lose money not because they don't look at the direction, but because they use the wrong trading strategies. I've summarized the three worst trading methods. Are any of you among them? 1. Chasing rallies and selling on dips. Many people only rush in after seeing a big surge, then panic and cut losses as soon as it drops.

The result is: buying at the top and selling at the bottom, always being led by market sentiment.

The market loves to harvest those with the most emotional reactions. 2. Holding onto losing positions. The most common problem for many retail investors is: taking profits immediately when they make a little, but holding onto losses.

They always think: as long as you don't sell, it's not a loss. But in reality: small losses turn into big losses, the more you average down the deeper you sink, and in the end, both capital and mentality collapse.

The importance of stop-loss and position management. 3. No system, trading purely by feel. Many people: look at group messages, follow KOLs, watch intraday sentiment, and open positions on a whim. No trading logic, risk control, or plan.

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