Trader, o Mercado Não é um Supermercado: Entenda Por Quê

Tom Hougaard revela um dos maiores desafios no trading: vencer o medo de comprar algo que já subiu muito ou vender algo que já caiu bastante. Ele explica que, ao contrário do que fazemos no supermercado, no mercado financeiro “barato” pode significar uma armadilha. Descubra como separar sua mentalidade cotidiana da lógica do trading e melhore seus resultados!

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You cannot be afraid of buying something 
that has already moved up significantly,  

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or you shouldn't be afraid of selling something 
that has already moved down significantly. And  

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that's where the vast majority of people go 
wrong. When the market has fallen a lot. They  

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won't be looking to sell short. They'll be 
looking to buy because they think it's cheap.

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But the market doesn't operate with 
these principles of cheap or expensive.  

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The market just has the prevailing 
price. But psychologically, that's  

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very difficult for us to accept because we are 
so brainwashed that we go to the supermarket  

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and we see Pepsi Cola costs X, but Coca Cola is 
half price to Pepsi. So we all gravitate towards  

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Coca Cola because it's cheaper but cheap in 
the market is a market that is going down.

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We don't want to buy that. We want to 
sell it short. So the whole balance of  

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being one person in real life and it 
being another person in the market,  

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that's what makes trading so incredibly difficult.


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