The 12 Deadliest Stock Trading Fantasies of Retail Investors: 1. It's already fallen so much, can't it fall again There is a basement under the floor, and there are eighteen levels of hell below the basement. I will definitely be able to accurately copy at the lowest point No one can accurately predict the bottom of the stock market. Blindly thinking that they can bottom out, they often end up copying halfway up the mountain, becoming the ones who take over the market. 3. It's already gone up so high, how could it possibly go up again The growth of a good company has no ceiling. How much can I lose if I buy a few yuan worth of cheap stocks A 1 yuan junk stock falling to 1 cent still makes you lose 90%. Cheap goods are not good, and bad high priced stocks are as ruthless as low-priced stocks when they go to zero. As long as I don't sell, it will eventually rise back The ultimate fantasy is to bear the burden and break free. Many declining companies with deteriorating fundamentals have a lifetime of declining stock prices and can never recover. 6. It's always the darkest before dawn, just get through it You may think it's the darkness before dawn, but in fact, it's just dusk and there's a long, cold polar night waiting for you. Once I recoup my investment, I will sell it immediately After finally waiting to recoup their investment, they often sell high-quality stocks that are about to explode and throw away their gold as garbage. 8. Large companies are very stable and cannot fall much There is no absolute safe haven in the stock market. Once established giants fail to keep up with the times, they can go bankrupt and plummet more fiercely than anyone else. 9. I've been holding it for so long without any movement, and as soon as I sell it, it flies away Investment requires great patience. Often, the second after you lose confidence and leave, good news spreads everywhere. I have already lost so much money, I will never buy stocks again in my life Because being cut off for a moment and completely withdrawing from the market is like giving up eating for fear of choking, it will only completely deprive you of the opportunity to use the stock market to achieve asset appreciation. 11. If you missed out on this big bull stock, hurry up and buy a second tier stock with the same concept to make up for it If you miss it, you'll miss it. Buying second rate companies that follow the trend and ride on hot topics in order to make up for it is often the beginning of your second attempt. 12. If the stock rises, it means I made the right choice; if it falls, it means I made the wrong choice Don't take short-term luck as a personal ability. The short-term fluctuations in stock prices are just trading sentiment, and cannot necessarily indicate the correctness of your fundamental judgment of the company. My suggestion is to close your account as soon as possible!