Quote from: FairUser on Today at 10:19:48 AM

Quote from: James Watson on Today at 09:23:54 AM

The premise is to have enough assets to support your investment and be able to continue to buy at the right time. What's more, it's your emotions. Investors' emotions control the choices of investors. This is a factor that helps us succeed, and it is also one of the factors that ruin us. These accumulated experience will make good judgments for future investment. Knowledge is necessary. It is not a qualified investor to enter without doing homework without understanding the unknown field.

And here's your own theory. I don't deny it either, but I find it takes more to make a good investor. Between theory and practice with investment, and it brings experience and will be experienced in the field you pursue. A good investor also depends on each individual's feelings, and to me the process and results they create is the best answer to whether they can do it.

- Agree, to have a process and a result as well as experience in many years of work, good investors cannot miss the periods of loss of emotions, loss of confidence as well as ups and downs in investment, I don't mention failure as a negative thing, I reach this point only because people here are only open about the virtues and chances of success. They like nice numbers, they like to buy and trade at the right time but a good outcome is not just a theoretical process, it is a lot of broken bricks, a lot of pent up emotions to form a good investor, a best version with heaps of stumbles