炒股水平提高的八大秘诀（Eight secrets of raising the level of stock market）.doc

炒股水平提高的八大秘诀（Eight secrets of raising the level of stock market） Eight secrets of raising the level of stock market The first is to learn, to study, to learn, to learn. Whether you do any work, you must learn relevant professional knowledge. From the stock, many books and learning materials are practical to help. And I still have the habit of reading a new book every six months, because I think all the books about my work can make me learn something new. Trader work, like other industries, has been constantly evolving forward, we can only continue to complement the latest knowledge, in order to keep pace with the trader. Second, we must learn to think independently. In the early days of the exercise, I found myself with a great inclination: it was easy to trust other peoples theories. Maybe its because I dont have enough confidence in my level, so when I hear the analysis and theory of the so-called experts and experts, I can easily accept them. In fact, this is not a good way. Everyones style of dealing is different, so one must learn to have independent thinking and way of dealing with each other. If you listen to the opinions of every expert, you will end up with nothing. Third, the trader must learn from actual combat. The paper has to come to the end.. Some people like to read a lot of books, study many, many theories, but only on paper, once into actual combat, then helpless. Just like learning to drive, no matter how much you see the lesson, how many books, learned much about driving theory, if you dont sit behind the wheel of a car that really would probably never learn to drive, but can not face the complicated traffic situation. Only when you drive on the road will you know what it feels like to drive a car and constantly improve your driving skills. At the beginning of the operation, novices should do small scale trading as much as possible, and each transaction should be small in number. The chances of new mistakes are relatively large, and the smaller th