In the bull market, there are advantages and disadvantages between holding a heavy position and constantly chasing the leader. If you choose the right target, you can get high returns by virtue of its continuous rise, and the research and management costs are relatively low because of centralized positions. However, once the choice is wrong, the risk is highly concentrated and the loss may be huge. And constantly chasing the leader can grasp the market hotspots in time, and there may be more profit opportunities driven by strong stocks, which can quickly adapt to market changes. However, this requires investors to have accurate judgment, quick response speed and rich trading experience, and day trading will also increase costs and error probability. Investors should weigh their strategies according to their own risk tolerance, investment experience and knowledge reserve in order to realize the steady appreciation of assets in the bull market.For those investors who tend to hold a heavy position in a stock, in-depth fundamental research is the key. In the bull market, the market sentiment is high, but we can't just choose stocks with enthusiasm. It is necessary to make a detailed analysis of the financial status, industry status and development prospects of the selected company. For example, an enterprise with core technological advantages in emerging industries and gradually expanding market share may gain a gain far exceeding the market in the bull market. But this requires investors to have enough patience and determination, and not easily waver when the stock price fluctuates. Because in the bull market, even high-quality stocks may undergo short-term adjustment. If you can't hold them firmly, you are likely to miss the subsequent bigger gains.In the bull market, there are advantages and disadvantages between holding a heavy position and constantly chasing the leader. If you choose the right target, you can get high returns by virtue of its continuous rise, and the research and management costs are relatively low because of centralized positions. However, once the choice is wrong, the risk is highly concentrated and the loss may be huge. And constantly chasing the leader can grasp the market hotspots in time, and there may be more profit opportunities driven by strong stocks, which can quickly adapt to market changes. However, this requires investors to have accurate judgment, quick response speed and rich trading experience, and day trading will also increase costs and error probability. Investors should weigh their strategies according to their own risk tolerance, investment experience and knowledge reserve in order to realize the steady appreciation of assets in the bull market.
Strategy guide
Strategy guide
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Strategy guide
12-14