Category: Money tips Release Date: 2006-08-08
Stocks is the fried mentality. Maintain a good attitude to the stock go up or down was not rash, which I do in the shares of the sea "not lose" tips.
What is a good attitude? I think, to buy shares of the former, we should do what, solemnly stock picking, buying later, and be natural. Up, and can not be complacent, eager to fishing for ready money; down without complaint to "flesh" Convertible. Change or want to know up is the normal way the stock market, no matter how hard up, there is always the top; no matter how down the overall bottom line beyond. There is a good mentality, even in a bear market does not panic. "Keeping many stocks are not afraid be profitable."
I have stocks for 14 years, he took to earn big money, but never cut off a "meat." I adhere to the "do not hang strings not see devils," was basically to buy one make one. A few years ago, "bear", "full position" stock was "frozen" the. More than 20 million minimum market value of the stock dropped to 140,000 yuan. I still eat a good sleep incense. I grasp the logic of a purpose, ready to wait another eight years of downward rigidity in three years, when it fell to see you. I not only do not flesh, but also take advantage of or to buy. As in 2002 I used to buy 1,000 shares of 8,000 yuan after the Chinese company the way down. I do not complain do not regret, and the more or more to buy, one after another down the cost of buying 9000 shares of 5 yuan. 4 years finally cover their "junk" into gold. The unit rose to 6 yuan more than last month. Wife asked me to throw a hurry. 30% of the mark-up is available to sell, but they really want to throw a little reluctant. Finally, I came a compromise, selling to remain evenly divided, and now has risen to 7 yuan more. Wu Shang like this for several years, brought to light examples in the history of my stocks used to.
Good stocks mentality is a good partner, good helper. There is a good state of mind will be able to see far ahead, take to heart and sat tight, to earn.
