Many ordinary investors frequently lose money in investing not because they don’t understand the market, but because they succumb to their emotions.

Blindly following the crowd when the market is rising, panicking and selling at a loss when it falls, coupled with making decisions based on rumors and hearsay—this subjective trading style easily amplifies investment risks.

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