Is there a way to get through the ox and the bear? Before discussing this topic initiated by Niu Niu, let's take a look at the controversial comments from Niu Niu in my previous article:
The question revolves around the fact that China Securities has rebounded an average of 50% from a low point in this round, which is not considered a shortfall. The first bullmate, as can be seen from his comments, bought it at around 25,000 points in the middle of the decline. The latter bullmate didn't know. The feeling is that the high position has been covered up to now. No matter what the circumstances are, I can understand their current mood. The feeling of being covered under the covers will never make people feel good, and I am also losing money.
So why are you even bringing this up? Just wanted to explain one thing, which is:Everyone in the stock market is at a different latitude and position, and they look at the problem from a different perspective and experience it differently. Plus, everyone has a different strategy and cycle, so the behavior they adopt is completely different.
Niu Yo, who left angry comments, was caught up in anger. No matter how many rebounds, as long as they are not unblocked, there is no way to soothe his tormented heart. Some of them will take advantage of the backlash to sell it; while those who cut meat on the floor, in the face of a sharp backlash when cut off, some people choose to endure remorse alone; others will choose to buy and catch up with their remorse.
However, there are those that invest in value and buy as they fall; there are also those that do big cycles of trend. While waiting, if there is no increase of 30%-50% or more, or if there is no breakthrough, they will never buy; there is also a band where they don't seize an increase of 30% or more; if they don't seize an increase of 30% or more, they go short.
This is what all living things look like in the stock market,...