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Investors Should Be Clear About Their Purpose.

2011/9/30 13:23:00 27

I know what I want to do in the stock market, not to predict, but to come.

make money

It is not to prove that we are right or not, but to make profits, and that we hope to earn money or gain in peace rather than in trouble.

I do not predict that the stock index will still fall or not, nor will it predict whether the stock index is rising or not, nor is there any interest in predicting other people's guessing games.

Naturally, these predictions will not upset me, fear or excitement.

The reason is very simple, you predict one hundred percent correct, but you may not make money, lose money or even lose money.

On the contrary, you don't predict or believe in any prediction, but you may make money or even make a lot of money, as long as you keep your good stock firmly.

It seems that there should be a difference, or even a strict distinction: the valuation of the company and the prediction of its stock index.

If the company has continued growth and the company's share price is not very high, although the company's share price may fall or even fall sharply, what you should do is buy, hold rather than sell.

On the contrary, if the company has no sustained growth, or the stock price of the company is already very high, even though the stock price of the company is likely to rise, what you should do is sell, not buy or hold.

This has nothing to do with the prediction of stock index, or even the prediction of stock index.

If the stock index falls, a good company may not even fall.

Rise

Of course, it may also fall, but the stock index fell 50%, and the company may fall 20%, 30%, of course, it may be 60% or 70%.

That is to say, these are all possible.

Experience has shown that concern for so many may cause confusion and irritability.

In fact, these are not important or even noteworthy. The important thing is that when the stock market falls or the stock market picks up, especially in the coming big bull market, the stock is not in its own hands.

Of course, the accurate valuation of the company is by no means a simple matter.

It requires our continuous training, even life-long training.

As long as we accurately grasp the valuation of a company, we will get closer to making money.

And learning to predict stock prices or learning to let them believe in stock index is likely to be far from making money.

In training accurately grasp the valuation process of a company, it takes time and patience, eyesight and determination.

As a shareholder, be clear about your purpose and always understand your purpose of coming to the stock market.