I think everyone who enters the capital market should come with good wishes, wanting to make more money, wanting to live a better life, and wanting to achieve their life goals. But an objective fact is: Most people who enter this market lose money. And the scary thing is that for most people, this is basically unavoidable, because there are stories in it. Take the currency circle as an example. Generally speaking, the currency price fluctuates like this: 1. The project party wants to do something, and collects as many cheap chips as possible. 2. The well-informed insider gets the inside information and follows the position. 3. Investors who can read the charts and analyze the opportunities are insightful and ambush in advance. 4. The main force starts to pull up and attract attention. 5. Retail investors get on the bus. At this time, the main force will repeatedly wash the market, first smash the market, and then shake it, and wash out all the undetermined investors. 6. The washed people dare not get on the bus, and start to pull up continuously. The more they dare not buy, the higher it will rise. 7. The psychological defense of retail investors is broken, and they start to chase high prices. Okay, I'll give you a sweet treat, so keep going. More and more retail investors chase high prices, and the main force begins to quietly sell. 8. Investors who can read charts see signs of selling and retreat. Some retail investors with a keen sense of smell feel something is wrong and also begin to retreat. The main force begins to accelerate shipments, and the price of the currency falls in large volume, and a large number of retail investors are stuck at the top of the mountain.