炒股最难的功夫——长线持股（The most difficult work in stock market - long term stock ownership）.docVIP

炒股最难的功夫——长线持股（The most difficult work in stock market - long term stock ownership） How long term holdings? Want to earn a lot of money in the stock market, stock holding the ability to work hard to learn, regardless of whether you have the index level of research, whether the level of stock selection, really can make you really work is how to earn money holdings. 1: patience: the successful farmer never sows them after a few minutes and looks at how they grow. They germinate and grow them.. 2: the weakness of human nature fear: stop easily, only the profit is difficult in the difficult, difficult to profit after that fear complex mentality lose after having got it. 3: the solution: to make rules, the implementation of the rules. The company holds a low price way to interfere with any other factors dont tube Be patient, wait for the right moment, and wait for the importance of patience!!! The benefits of patience. Waiting for the right opportunity can increase the likelihood of success. You dont have to be in the market often. Like Edwin Lefevre? In his classic book a stockbroker, memories said, in any place, any time will do something wrong is purely a fool, but Wall Street fool thinks he must at all times trading. The famous investor Jim Rodgers gave a more vivid description of the patients patience: Ill just wait until the money is lying in the corner. All I have to do is go and pick it up.. In other words, unless he is certain that the transaction looks simply like picking up the money on the floor, there is nothing else to do. The importance of waiting. Patience is important not only in waiting for the right transaction, but also in maintaining the ongoing transaction. The key factor to profitability is the failure to make timely profits from the right transactions. Once again I quoted in Lefevre (a stockbroker, a back billion words: I have never been thinking for me to earn a lot of money, but I sit quietly. Got it? I sit still. Bill? Hart Ecker comment in this