The biggest problem with chives is not being cut, but not knowing why they were cut. Li Xiaolai's book "Self Cultivation of Chives" is clear in just one sentence: Chives think the market is a zero sum game - what you earn is what I lose. wrong. The market is an incremental game, and timing is the fundamental reason for losses. There are several typical characteristics of chives: All in as soon as I enter, I wish I could spend all my money. The trading frequency is outrageously high, and if you feel itchy, you have to operate. No stop loss is set, or the stop loss line is fictitious. Blaming the banker, insider information, and market for losses means not reflecting on oneself. Without the ability to make money off the exchange, trading is seen as the only opportunity to turn things around. How to get rid of leek life? Reduce transaction frequency, as most operations result in loss of transaction fees. Always keep cash, don't all in, spare time for living and studying. Understand the cycle, dare to buy at the bottom of the cycle, and dare to sell at the top. The most important thing is to enhance the ability to make money off the field. Trading is not your only way out. Chives were not cut by others, they were cut by themselves.