股票买卖四不原则（Four principles of stock trading）.docVIP

股票买卖四不原则（Four principles of stock trading） Four principles of stock trading (reprinted for people blog) Buying is not urgent, selling is not greedy, stop loss does not drag, variety is not scattered - these sixteen words, I hope all the trust for the peoples friends keep in mind, and make good use of it. Today I will tell you the truth of these sixteen words. I hope it will be useful for everyones stock operation. First, buying is not urgent: profits can be saved Strict teacher, I dont mean ha.. My personality is upright, buy stocks dont care a bit, do not care to sell the stock with a low hanging. If you dont hurry, let go of the big bull stock? That is a lot of friends of the words from the bottom of the heart, oh. Dont worry, report it to the people. What is the best asset in the stock market? Its cash! Cash means the power of choice. Before you turn cash into a stock, its important to think more responsibly and prepare more. Must be good for excellent ah! Please note that this is not a good stock as you usually say. For the people that there is no good stock forever, there is no permanent shares, only the eternal spread! We have to use cash to change the excellent stock, at least for the conditions of value for money. Such as the black bone chicken, OK? Of course. Good nutrition. Well, 100 yuan a pound to sell you? Of course not. Its too expensive! Ha ha, to find 5 yuan a pound of black bone chicken, you will get rich. The search process is certainly not urgent. Its like youre going to the grocery market, and it must be better than three. The target appears! Still can not worry, ha ha. Bargain, you know, thats a responsible attitude towards family property. In the market you are so dry, you in the shopping mall is so dry, you can come to the stock market how to become rich and generous? Think back to all your actions. Is it true that when you buy stocks, the market in most cases has a lower price than your purchase price? Why cant you put some low price to fill?