[读书手记] 笑傲股市：CAN SLIM 赢家系统

Master乌龟 · 发表于 2-7-2013 17:42:27|来自：新加坡

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M = market direction: how you can determine it
市场方向：你要如何判断

＃　股市循环阶段：　多头和空头市场都不会轻易结束。通常，市场都会进行２－３次的诡异的拉回或反弹，欺骗或洗掉少数剩余的猜疑者。当每个可能进入或退出市场的人都认输后，市场才展开全新的趋势。

＃　每天都要研究大盘: 在空头市场中，常常开盘强势，收盘转为弱势；在多头市场中，却常常开盘弱势，而收盘转强。

# 让自己不受市场下跌的伤害：当空头市场展开，只能做两件事：一是卖出并撤退；二是放空。

# 学会认识股票市场头部：头部的信号为：在上升趋势的某一天，整个市场的成交量增大，但指数本身却停顿，即量增价不增。

# 第一次反弹企图可能失败的三个讯号：在第一天反弹后，第二天高开，但临收盘时，突然翻转向下。如果（1）指数在第三、四、五天的反弹中都上涨，但成交量却一天比一天低；（2）大盘指数净涨幅比前一天涨幅小；（3）市场平均指数反弹高度不及跌幅一半，即表明反弹疲弱，市场可能会进一步下行。

# 追踪强势股，掌握市场头部的线索：强势股在上涨过程中，向上突破第三阶段或第四阶段的技术线图底部区域的结构常有缺陷，即宽广而松散。另一种反常走势，强势股连涨了好几个月后，连续两三个周以更快的速度上涨。

Master乌龟 · 发表于 2-7-2013 21:12:09|来自：新加坡

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这本书中提到的，投资者常犯的21个错误：

1.  当损失很小并处于可处理合理范围时，持股不动。

2.  在股价下跌时买进，却越陷越深。

3.  买入时，向下摊平成本而非向上加吗。

4.  不学习如何使用线图，而且不敢买入那些即将在合理的价格形态上创下价格新高的股票。

5.  由于不懂得选股标准，也不知道应该具体关注成功企业的哪些方面，所以永远都无法在投资领域中入门。

6.  没有指定具体的市场规则来指引自己，因此不知道股价调整何时开始，也不知道市场下跌何时结束以便确定上升趋势。

7.  不遵循买卖准则，导致错误频出。

8.  将精力完全花在选择何种股票上，而一旦做出买入决策之后，却又不知道应该在什么时候、何种情况下卖出。

9.  没能认识到选择那些受到机构投资者亲睐的优质公司股票的重要性，他们更不清楚，学习如何解读线图对于改善选股和择机的重要性。

10.  偏好买进低价股票。

11.  买入股票的依据是小道消息、谣言、股票分拆的宣布以及其他一些信息；咨询服务给出的建议；或是从其他人或是电视上那些所谓专家口中得到的个人观点。

12.  由于红利较高或是市盈率较低，便选择买入一些二流股票。

13.  妄图轻轻松松赚点块钱。

14.  买入那些你耳熟能详的大公司股票。

15.  没能识别并采用有益的信息和建议。

16.  给予卖出那些很容易获利的股票，对于那些赔钱的股票却死守不放。

17.  过于担心税收和佣金问题。

18.  觉得期权或是期货是让自己一夜暴富的机会，因此就疯狂地投机与此。

19.  很少进行市价交易，而是更亲睐在买卖委托中设定价格限制。

20.  遇到问题时不能当机立断。

21.  没能客观的看待股票。

Master乌龟 · 发表于 4-7-2013 10:32:51|来自：新加坡

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21条E文版：

1. Stubbornly holding onto your losses when they are very small and reasonable.

2. Buying on the way down in price, thus ensuring miserable results.

3. Averaging down in price rather than averaging up when buying.

4. Not learning to use charts and being afraid to buy stocks that are going to new high ground off sound bases.

5. Never getting out of the starting gate properly because of poor selection criteria and not knowing exactly what to look for in a successful company.

6. Not having specific general market rules to tell when a correction in the market is beginning or when a market decline is most likely over and a new uptrend is confirmed.

7. Not following your buy and sell rules, causing you t make an increased number of mistakes.

8. concentrating your effort on what to buy and once the buy decision is made, not understanding when or under what conditions the stock must be sold.

9. Failing to understand the importance of buying high-quality companies with good institutional sponsorship and the importance of learning how to use charts to significantly improve selection and timing.

10. Buying more shares of low-priced stocks rather than few shares of higher-priced stocks.

11. Buying on tips, rumors, split announcements, and other news events; stories; advisory-service recommendations; or opionions you hear from other people or from supposed market experts on TV.

12. Selecting second-rate stocks because of dividends or low price/earnings ratios.

13. Wanting to make a quick and easy buck.

14. Buying old names you're familiar with.

15. Not being able to recognize (and follow) good information and advice.

16. Cashing in small, easy-to-take profits while holding the losers.

17. Worrying way to much about taxes and commissions.

18. Speculating too heavily in options or futures because you see them as a way to get rich quick.

19. Rarely transacting "at the market," preferring instead to put price limits on buying and sell orders.

20. Not being able to make up your mind when a decision needs to be made.

21. Not looking at stocks objectively.