Why do you lose money when you have a trading system?

1. Execution problem, you have a trading system, do you strictly follow the trading system to operate? This is a problem of discipline, that is, a problem of people, not a problem of the operating system.

2. If there is no above situation, you are trading strictly according to the operating system, so how many times have you traded according to this operating system? If the number of times is not much, it is normal, for example, even if your trading system success rate can be 80%, there may still be several consecutive losses, since success is a matter of probability, then you must put on a sufficient number of transactions in order to achieve the effect that this trading system should have. This is the same as tossing a coin, everyone knows that the probability of tossing a coin is 50%, but you may still toss ten times in a row are tails, this is the probability.

3. If the second factor above is also excluded, it is the problem of the trading system itself, and the trading system needs to be optimized.

Even if it is a positive expectation of the trading system, or the long-term profitable trading system, it is still possible to lose money in a special period, that is, the period when the ** is not very cooperative, which is inevitable, just like how to do business forever without losing money?

In other words, as long as there is no problem in the implementation, that is, the system rules are strictly implemented and the capital management is strictly implemented, and the rules are in strict accordance with the rules to enter and exit the market, and there is still a loss under this premise, that is, the ** has changed, and the system is invalid under this kind of **.

If there is really a system that can do without a single loss, then it would be good to increase leverage and eat all the market, but this situation does not appear, indicating that no system can do this. Otherwise, someone would have sucked up all the liquidity in the market and the market would have disappeared.

If you trade according to your own planned rules, and there is a profitable state before, and the idea of trading has not changed, the loss at this time is caused by the change, and such a loss is a normal loss. Even if there is a good trading system that has been running for a period of time and can make a profit, there will be some losses when the ** changes, and even.

The reason is nothing more than that the trading system itself is not stable and unscientific. There is also a lack of execution, and it is also possible that the market and the trading system are in a collision during this time.

First of all, from 2 conveniences. In the long run, if you lose money continuously for a period of time, but at other times you are better and can make a profit, then you can observe. If you have been losing money for a period of time, and you have lost money on the whole, you can consider giving up.

It's not profitable, and there's not much point in using it.

1: You're entering the market without being ready.

2: You didn't choose a broker that can provide you with information services.

3: There are losses and profits in trading. Give yourself a number mentality. You won't feel like you're losing. When the market is bad, learn more skills and wait for a new round of **.