At half past two in the morning, the phone suddenly vibrated. When I clicked on it, it was a voice bombardment from Lao Tie Ah Feng, who had been trading for three years: "Brother, I'm really convinced!" Seeing that ETH was going to rise, I stared at the market for two hours motionless, and I was panicked to death. Just pulled back and lost 1.8%, and I cleared my position with a shake of my hand. The result? I woke up in the morning and it rose by 16 points! I almost smashed the keyboard, why can't I keep this money? "

These words instantly pulled me back to the unbearable days of eight years ago - to be honest, I was much more embarrassed than he was back then.

I remember the first time I took a long position in mainstream coins, and I couldn't sit still when it rose to 4 points. Staring at the K-line, the sweat in the palm of my hand can drip down, and the mouse moves to the close button to shake like Parkinson's. In the end, I was still cowardly, and as soon as I appeared, the market was like a turbocharger was installed, and I pulled 23 points directly behind it. That night, I was in a daze in front of the short position record, and the words "if you wait" were playing in a loop.

Have you learned to be good after suffering losses? Inexistent. Later, I overkilled and fell 3 points and carried it without letting go, but the result was tighter than rice dumplings, and the handling fee was included when cutting the meat, which was equivalent to working for the platform for three months in vain.

At that time, I naively thought that my psychological quality was not good, and I stepped on the pit dozens of times to understand: not being able to hold the order is not as simple as "mentality collapsing", but the trick that you have not figured out the main force plays.

Most retail investors make orders based on feelings, rising and falling for fear of profit runaway, falling for fear of being trapped on the top of the mountain, and the main force loves to harvest is this mentality. They will not pull the plate in a daze, but will toss back and forth at key points, using small shocks to disguise the illusion that "the sky is going to change" - exactly the same as the cat and mouse routine.