Seeing that everyone is paying attention to the trend of the peripheral securities market and discussing the post-holiday market, it is really hard and worth learning. [A flash of inspiration]
Some worries are excessive amplification, taking the United States as a column, advocating a free economy, coupled with a decade of rise, a new high in the index, a pullback is normal, a sharp pullback is normal, even a decline is normal, there is no market that only rises and does not fall. There is no eternal theorem in the securities market, and its charm lies in fluctuations. Just like everyone likes the magnificent sea, no one likes a pool of backwater.
Our country advocates the guidance of market economy plus government intervention, the securities market started late, and constantly advances in development and constantly improves. Normal fluctuations, the government will not overly intervene, if the non-market fluctuations, the government will use economic policy intervention to prevent irrational factors from affecting.
Many people feel that trading is very simple, buying low and selling high, just in this seemingly simple backdoor hiding not simple. When is the low? When is it appropriate to buy? After opening a position, is it a pullback? Or a down-and-coming relay? When do I leave?
Like Costolani said , speculation is an art!
Many seemingly simple things are really not simple! Sautéing shredded potatoes is easy, but we don't have to be delicious when we fry ourselves!
A qualified, successful trader is an economist, but an economist is not necessarily a successful trader.
![[February 9 overnight peripheral market: U.S. stocks across the board rose and fell European stocks rose and fell inconsistently A50 issue index high opened high and went high to close sharply] Overnight, the three major stock indexes closed higher. The Dow closed up 1.[fig]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACwAAAAAAQABAAACAkQBADs=)