Top 10 Reasons Why People Lose Money in Stocks

＃1：他们守住亏损股票

如果您没有减少损失，他们可以运行低，直到你的坟墓太深。如果50％那么你的投资减少，但将采取100％的增长只达到收支平衡了。你多久发现人们100％的增长？多数民众赞成为什么你不想让自己在这个深洞。此外，如果你的股票，导致您的损失，实在是一个非常脆弱的股吗？想想这样说：你投资在1万美元股票价值下降到5000美元。由于这个股票也这么差，导致您50％的亏损，假装而不是5000美元的股票，所以你不得不五千元现金。你会投资5,000元的罚款，贫穷到现金或股票，你会使用5,000美元的现金投资于一个强大的股票？你显然会使用一个强大的股票5,000元的罚款，因此就不是很有意义推销自己的坏股票和用这笔钱投资于一个更强有力的股票？仅仅因为股票放在一个洞，你并不意味着你必须使用同样的股票走出洞你。但问题是，人们坐，并希望股票最终将回到他们的价格购买它的，当他们坐等，股价下跌，越来越低，直到你的坟墓太深。当你了解是错误的，减少损失。

＃2：他们试图预测和预测未来会发生什么

这可以节省很多钱：第一，是没有试图预测未来会发生什么问题，真正的问题是当你对这种预测法事情确实发生之前。信不信由你，这是赌博，你正在对这一事件可能发生或不会发生你的钱！你应该做的却是做一个预测，而只有在市场行为，它证实您是正确的。当然，你可能会错过一些获利，因为你没有在股票作为它采取这样的行动，但后立即追赶足够好，而错过了少量的利润可以作为“保险”，你是正确的。这怎么能节省您的钱吗？如果你想用它一个预测，它发生之前采取行动，那么，你就会被错误的，那么你将失去金钱。因此，该方案的声音更好地对你们说：赔钱，或缺少一个小利，但仍赚钱吗？意见往往是错误的，但市场永远是对的。等待从市场的确认，您的预测是正确的。耐心是一种美德。

＃3：他们不知道什么时候卖

你可以在世界上最好的选股，并有最佳时机，但如果你不知道什么时候卖出，那么你将永远不会得逞的市场。如果您没有卖出股票的损失，那么你显然失去了很多钱，但销售同样重要的是当你在赚取利润。如果你不知道什么时候卖，并采取利润，那么你的利润，很容易变成亏损。下面的故事是一个必须阅读！

出一个陷阱捕捉兔子设置一名男子。这个陷阱是一个大笼子里的食物，并下拉举行一棒连接到一个字符串，他伸出的角度于是兔子看不到他了门。当他足够的内部兔笼，他可以收紧绳索的大门将关闭和陷阱的兔子的。有一天，该男子在笼子里的15只兔的记录。这可高兴，这名男子想：“好吧，只要再一个兔子，我将关闭它！”于是，他坐了一个多只兔子，希望进入笼子的时刻。当他等待着，4只跑出笼子。现在只有11左边，该名男子在不高兴，他是贪婪的，并告诉自己，他应该刚刚结束的圈套，他曾15。由于逃走的兔子2仍然坐在由陷阱的边缘，这名男子告诉自己，如果其中一个可追溯到兔在笼子里，那么我这样做“。”由于该男子等待，一声巨响吓得更多的兔笼6。他成了愤怒的是，他有15个兔笼中的记录，但他只留下5。现在，他觉得自己没有什么可以失去的决定，他可能也仅仅等待，看看他可以得到一些笼子回来。随着时间的推移，他很快就没有留下更多的兔子。

请记住这个故事。了解何时出售，并采取利润，不要卖给早，错过了更多的利润，但随后又不卖为时已晚，失去了你的利润。您将掌握这一技能，如果你投入阅读我推荐几本书的时间。

＃4：他们购买更多的股票，因为它的价格下跌 (ldk, hed,c, fnm,wamu,...)

简单明了的，它是我们设法让讨价还价在我们的人性。为什么要付的东西时，我们可以少付的？如果你喜欢的一双鞋去卖的话，你当然应该购买。但是，如果一只股票在价格显着下降 - 小心！你得到你所支付的市场，如果股价下跌，但下降的原因。如果股票是真正强大和需求，那么是否一降再降？这意味着你的号的股票下跌最有可能不是很强劲和需求。你会削弱，而有一个股票，将低，还是你有强烈的股票将越来越高。停止对他说：“买低卖高流口水。”如果真的这么简单，低买高卖，不会在全世界的人都发财？！

＃5：缺乏知识

正如我以前说过的：你并不总是有学习困难的方法。你不应该失去在股市才说：“好吧，我想我需要找到一个更好的策略数千美元。”与股市的问题是，任何人都可以随时加入。你会尝试一个棒球队了，如果你也从来没有打棒球前？当然不是！之所以这么多人失去在股市发财很简单，因为它不是对市场的教育，他们在跳跃太快，他们想快速致富。如果你不知道你可以先了解市场，那么你正在为自己的失败了。

＃6：他们试图找到在粗糙的“钻石”是没有其他人发现 (so true!)

首先，考虑到，有庞大的团队的研究人员对华尔街机构的数百名。那么你认为目前的可能性，出于对这些成百上千的数百名研究人员队伍，而不是单一的一个，他们都已经越过了股票，你认为，这是一种“未经加工的钻石”是没有其他人发现，但？事实上，许多研究人员发现，股票跳过它，最可能的理由。这甚至不是主要问题，主要问题是：当然，你可以找到一个股票，没有其他人知道，这可能潜在地是一个很好的股票一天。但是，如果你把这个未知的股票你的钱，那么你可能会坐在多年等待，直到该股票最终变得生机勃勃。所以，问题是，你愿意尝试找到别人关心和坐等年，或你愿意利用股票，目前正在日益成为现实的优势知道？我希望你宁愿赶上股票，目前回升的势头。虽然可能是更好的股票，赶上目前加快，不要迟到了！来晚了党的后果是下一个...

＃7：他们的羊群已经看到他们的最大涨幅，是大家有目共睹的股票

一只股票后，一个巨大的运行价格上涨，并成为客户之间的话题在杂货店，那么很明显，这只股票已成为对大家都显而易见。这时候，很可能大家谁去购买此股票已经买了，它是如此的流行，它正在运行的买家了。如果股价运行的新买家出需求下降，那么下一步会是什么？销售时间。华尔街的大买家的资金需要吸收他们的所有股份卖给他们，使他们的所有不幸的人，通知股票，投放后，已经到了最大的收益和有趣的时代正在结束。这被视为美国在线和其他许多在科技股上世纪90年代。他们都通过天空飙升，当大家都对他们知道，他们开始下降。这些股票大多再也没有恢复过来。这一概念也被视为股市后，几年前在2007年年底达到所有的新高。股市的纪录高点的话题，每天的新闻，大家是知道的，每个人的投资额。大家都知道接下来发生了什么。

＃8：他们听华尔街

“这不是我们不知道，给我们制造麻烦，这是我们知道，并非如此” - 威尔罗杰斯

华尔街将不存在没有你，他们需要你的钱。听华尔街有时像从推销员到坏的意见（取决于谁下，当然什么情况下）。例如以2007年的经济衰退。你认为华尔街会给你很好的建议和说，“这是可怕的市场条件，将是明智的你拿你的钱你的所有帐户，您与我公司坚持以防止进一步的损失”，当然 - 他们不会说！他们有太多的客户关怀，他们只看到作为一种资金来源你，会告诉你，你想听到的推销员一样 - 。

此外，由于它们的大小，华尔街的公司有不同的投资。有些人可能会发挥它的安全，并作为其利润的主要来源使用红利。这不是为个人容易。拿这个例子：你买20000美元和华尔街机构买了$ 20,000,000 1,000,000股1000 20美元的股票。股票支付的每股10美分的股息。你只会季度100元的红利的价值 - 这是在毫不知情。然而，华尔街的1,000,000股公司将作出每季度$ 100,000和金钱，他们可以购买额外的5000股股票，不断加剧的红利。这为他们的作品，因为它们如此大量的工作，但对个人投资者小，利润只是方式太小，作为主要的投资策略。还有更多的个人投资者之间和华尔街，必须考虑不同，但我不能写有关于这一点，如果你在学习如何倾听华尔街能够伤害你的投资组合，然后有兴趣的网站一整本书我建议（一如既往）来读取各种投资本网站上的书籍。这些书籍的最好的（但不是全部）都写的非常成功的个人投资者，而不是坚持了华尔街“推销员”。

＃9：他们观看电视和所谓的“专家”

不幸的是，电视不一定是最好的信息来源。当然，人们可以争辩说，每日新闻是非常重要的 - 我同意，这是。但是，股票，表明了不投资意见的最佳来源。他们的最终目标是要吸引观众，提高收视率，并收取费用的广告更多。我不会愤世嫉俗，这是真理。他们不会讨论最佳的投资机会，相反，他们将要讨论的东西像微软，谷歌，AT＆T公司，和其他大牌吸引注意。他们将陷入“股票分析师标题声称”某某“，将增加9999％，明年!!!!"当然，这是一种夸张，但你明白了：媒体为所欲为它需要以吸引注意，这是它最擅长的。你唯一应该利用这些股票显示，只不过是看到正在发生的事情在市场普遍。只要不属于他们的头条新闻，投入他们的“热门股的毕生积蓄挑选的一天。”

＃10：他们想快速致富

一般人的意见，地方快速致富，或至少作为一个简单的方法来赚钱的股市。然后他们失去了他们所有的钱的人，实际上花时间，教育市场;市民，以市场严重，因此赚钱。如果有人能跳权利和发财，每个人都十分丰富。诚然，任何人都可以使股票市场的财富，但并非没有适当的自我教育和态度。

#1: They Hold Onto Losing Stocks

If you don't cut your losses, they can run lower and lower until your grave is too deep. If your portfolio drops by 50% then it will take a 100% increase just to break even again. How often do you see people making 100% increases? Thats why you don't want to get yourself in that deep of a hole. Also, if your stock is causing you losses then it is a weak stock right? Think of it this way: you invest $10,000 in a stock that drops in value down to $5,000. Since this stock is so poor and caused you a 50% loss, pretend that instead of having $5,000 worth of that stock, you instead had $5,000 in cash. Would you invest that $5,000 cash into that poor stock or would you use that $5,000 cash to invest in a stronger stock? You would obviously use that $5,000 in a stronger stock, so wouldn't it make sense to sell your bad stock and use that money to invest in a stronger stock? Just because that stock put you in a hole doesn't mean you have to use that same stock to get you out of the hole. The problem is that people sit and hope that the stock will eventually come back to the price they purchased it at, and as they sit and wait, the stock drops lower and lower until your grave is too deep. Learn when you are wrong and cut your losses.

#2: They Try to Predict and Anticipate What Will Happen Next
This will save you a lot of money: First, there is no problem with trying to predict what will happen next, the real problem is when you ACT upon that prediction before it actually happens. Believe it or not, this is gambling; you are putting your money on an event that may or may not happen! What you should do instead is make a prediction, and act on it only AFTER the market confirms that you are correct. Of course you might miss out on a little profit since you weren't in the stock AS it made a move, but catching it IMMEDIATELY after is good enough and that small amount of missed profit can act as "insurance" that you were correct. How can this save you money? If you make a prediction and act on it before it happens, then if you end up being wrong then you will lose money. So which scenario sounds better to you: losing money, or missing out on a little profit but still making money? Opinions are often wrong, but the market is always right. Wait for confirmation from the market that your prediction is correct. Patience is a virtue.

#3: They Don't Know When to Sell

You can be the best stock picker in the world, and have the best timing, but if you don't know when to sell then you will never succeed in the market. If you don't sell out of a losing stock then you will obviously lose a lot of money, but selling is also important when you are in profit. If you don't know when to sell and take a profit, then your profits can easily turn into a loss. The following story is a MUST read!

A man set out a trap to catch rabbits. This trap was a large cage with food inside and had a drop-down door held up by a stick attached to a string that he held out of view so the rabbits couldn't see him. When he had enough rabbits inside the cage, he could pull the string and the door would shut and trap all of the rabbits. One day, the man had a record of 15 rabbits inside his cage. Thrilled as can be, the man thought, "Ok, just ONE more rabbit and I will close it!" So he sat for a moment hoping for just ONE more rabbit to enter the cage. As he waited, 4 rabbits ran out of the cage. Now with only 11 left, the man became upset that he was greedy and told himself that he should have just closed the trap when he had 15. Since 2 of the escaped rabbits were still sitting right by the edge of the trap, the man told himself, "If one of those rabbits goes back in the cage then I am done." As the man waited, a loud noise scared 6 more rabbits out of the cage. He became furious at the fact that he had a record of 15 rabbits in the cage, but he was only left with 5. Now he felt he had nothing to lose and decided he might as well just wait and see if he could get some back in the cage. As time went on, he was soon left with no more rabbits.

Keep this story in mind. Learn when to sell and take a profit; don't sell to early and miss out on more profits, but then again don't sell too late and lose all of your profit. You will master this skill if you invest time into reading a few books I recommend.

#4: They Buy More Stock as it Drops in Price

Plain and simple, it is within our human nature for us to try to get bargains. Why pay more for something when we can pay less? If your favorite pair of shoes go on sale, then of course you should buy them. However, if a stock makes a significant drop in price - BEWARE! You get what you pay for in the market; if a stock drops, it drops for a reason. If the stock was really strong and in demand, then would it be dropping lower and lower? No. That means your dropping stock most likely is not very strong and in demand. Would you rather have a weakening stock that is going lower and lower, or would you rather have a strong stock that is going higher and higher. Stop drooling over the saying "Buy low and sell high." If it was really as simple as buying low and selling high, wouldn't everybody in the world be rich?!

#5: Lack of Knowledge

As I've said before: You don't always have to learn the hard way. You shouldn't have to lose thousands of dollars in the stock market before saying, "ok, I think I need to find a better strategy." The problem with the stock market is that anybody can join at any time. Would you try out for a baseball team if you've never even played baseball before? Of course not! The reason so many people lose a fortune in the stock market is simply because they are not educated about the market, they jump in too soon, and they want to get rich quick. If you don't learn all you can about the market first, then you are setting yourself up for failure.

#6: They Try to Find a "Diamond in the Rough" that Nobody Else has Found

First of all, consider the fact that there are hundreds of Wall Street institutions with huge teams of researchers. So what do you think the chances are that out of all of those hundreds and hundreds of teams of researchers, not a single one of them has come across the stock that you think is a "diamond in the rough" that nobody else has found yet? The fact is, many researchers have found that stock and skipped it, most likely for good reason. That isn't even the main point, the main point is this: sure, you can go find a stock that nobody else knows about and it might potentially be a good stock one day. However, if you put your money into this unknown stock then you may be sitting and waiting for years until that stock finally comes alive. So the question is, would you rather try to find what nobody else knows about and sit and wait for years, or would you rather take advantage of the stocks that are CURRENTLY gaining steam? I hope you would rather catch the stocks that are currently picking up momentum. Although it may be better to catch the stocks that are currently picking up speed, don't be late to the party! The consequences for being late to the party are next...

#7: They Flock to the Stocks that have Already Seen Their Biggest Gains and are Obvious to Everybody
After a stock makes a huge run up in price and becomes the topic of conversation between customers at the grocery store, then it is obvious that this stock has become obvious to everybody. By this time, it is most likely that everybody who is going to buy this stock has already bought it; it is so popular that it is running out of buyers. If the stock is running out of fresh buyers then demand drops and what is next? Selling time. The big Wall Street funds need buyers to absorb all of their shares so they sell them all to unfortunate individuals that notice a stock and invest in it after it has seen its biggest gains and the fun times are ending. This was seen in AOL and many other tech stocks in the 1990's. They all soared through the sky and when everybody knew about them, they began to decline. Most of those stocks never recovered. This concept was also seen a few years ago after the stock market hit all new highs in late 2007. The stock market's record high was the topic every day on the news; everybody knew about it, everybody was investing. Everybody knows what happened next.

#8: They Listen to Wall Street

"It isn't what we don't know that gives us trouble, it's what we know that ain't so" - Will Rogers

Wall Street wouldn't exist without you; they need your money. Listening to Wall Street can sometimes be as bad as taking advice from a salesman (depending upon who and under what circumstances of course). Take the 2007 recession for example. Do you think Wall Street would give you good advice and say, "These are horrible market conditions, it would be wise of you to take all of your money out of your accounts that you hold with our company to prevent further losses" - of course they wouldn't say that! They have way too many customers to care for; they just see you as a source of money and will tell you what you want to hear - just like the salesman.

Also, due to their size, Wall Street firms have to invest differently. Some might play it safe and use dividends as their main source of profit. That is not as easy for individuals. Take this for example: you buy 1,000 shares of a $20 stock for $20,000 and a Wall Street institution buys 1,000,000 shares for $20,000,000. The stock pays a dividend of 10 cents per share. You will only make $100 per quarter worth of dividends - that is nothing at all. However, the Wall Street firm with 1,000,000 shares will be making $100,000 per quarter and with that money they can buy an additional 5,000 shares and keep compounding the dividends. That works for them since they are working with such large numbers, but to the small individual investor, the profits are just way too small to act as a primary investment strategy. There are many more differences between individual investors and Wall Street that must be taken into account, but I can't write a whole book about it on this website so if you are interested in learning how listening to Wall Street can hurt your portfolio then I suggest (as always) to read the various investment books listed on this website. The best of these books (but not all of them) are written by very successful individual investors, not the stuck up Wall Street "salesmen."

#9: They Watch TV and the So-Called "Experts"
Unfortunately, TV is not always the best source of information. Of course one could argue that the daily news is very important - I agree, it is. However, stock shows are not the best source of investment advice. Their ultimate goal is to attract viewers, boost ratings, and charge more for advertisements. I am not being cynical; this is the truth. They aren't going to discuss the best possible investment opportunities, instead, they are going to discuss things like Microsoft, Google, AT&T, and other big names that attract attention. They will put up headlines like "Analysts claim stock "XYZ" will increase by 9,999% over the next year!!!!" That of course is exaggerated, but you get the point: the media does whatever it needs to in order to attract attention; that is what it does best. The only thing you should use those stock shows for is just to see what is going on in the market in general. Just don't fall for their headlines and invest your life savings into their "hot stock pick of the day."

#10: They Want to Get Rich Quick
The average person views the stock market as a place to get rich quick, or at least as an easy way to make money. Then they lose all of their money to the people that actually take the time to educate themselves on the market; the people that take the market serious and therefore make money. If anybody could jump right in and make a fortune then everybody would be rich. It IS true that anybody can make a fortune in the stock market, but not without the proper self-education and attitude.

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