After understanding the investment method of London silver, investors should understand what kind of highly leveraged product it is and how much return it can bring to themselves. However, the effect of leverage is two-way. If it is used improperly, it will also damage investors. It will also be big. So how to use the leverage of London silver?
Generally speaking, if London silver investors are more confident in judging the future market trend, the leverage they use should be greater. However, under normal circumstances, investors do not need to use up London silver trading leverage, but should maintain The habit of light warehouse operation.
The leverage in the London silver trading process will increase or decrease with the weight of the investor's position. Generally speaking, the time that is really suitable for investors to strike hard is the moment when the market starts-if a wave of trends has risen to the middle and late stages, it is more dangerous to increase positions.
Making mistakes in trading is always inevitable. However, when the investment fails, the position has a loss. Due to the effect of fluke psychology, investors often prefer to gamble, hoping that the market trend will become favorable to them again later. But in fact, such an approach is extremely wrong. The correct way to operate is that when there is a floating loss in the account, investors should reduce their positions even if they are unwilling to completely stop the loss and leave the market.
But the irony is that many investors have become risk averse when there is a floating profit in their accounts. They would rather get the profits as soon as possible, rather than continue to hold the positions in their hands to gain greater profits. All in all, the biggest difference between top London silver traders and ordinary investors is not entirely the amount of knowledge and experience, but whether they can overcome the weakness of human nature, increase or decrease positions in a timely manner, and be flexible during the actual operation process. control the actual level of leverage.