When trading, when you get hit and start to doubt life, wanting to liquidate everything with one click, you are often already close to the emotional bottom.
When you start to hesitate about whether to sell a little, it means you have already made enough profit; sell some first and get your capital back.
When you start to fantasize about changing cars, changing houses, and changing lives, that's a signal that it’s time to reduce your position.
If you are watching two targets closely, then buy both. Choosing one out of two is extremely risky; the probability of losing is very high.
When your mindset is chaotic, don’t touch the market. Regardless of gender, there will be a few days each month when thoughts are extremely absurd, and actions generally lead to deep pits.
Joining a watchlist requires an attitude. Either buy now or delete it directly. Those who hesitate are most likely to miss out.
The most dangerous time in trading is often when the market is the hottest. The hotter it gets, the more pitfalls there are.
If you want to make big money, and I mean big money, in the early stages, be brave and rush in with retail investors; in the later stages, dare to go against them.
After the price hits a new high, don’t pay too much attention to the experiences of old investors because many of them haven’t truly made money after the new high.
There are many who can bring you into the circle, but very few who can help you make money, and almost no one who can prevent you from losing everything.
Trading targets are not meant to be a belief; they are meant to be realized.
When you are reluctant to sell, the market is usually ready to teach you a lesson.
All trading opportunities that spike will eventually pull back; it’s just a matter of time, so don’t fall for FOMO.
When you think it has 10 times the potential left, the big players are already looking for someone to take over.
True golden dogs/leaders will give you repeated opportunities to board; junk targets only give you one.
99% of short-term trading has no fundamentals; the consensus among participating users is a hundred times more important than fundamentals.
When you make money, it’s not because you’re smart; it’s because you hit the right rhythm.
Living longer is more important than how much you make on a single trade.
The positions you can screenshot to show off often shouldn’t be held any longer.
The core of trading is asset appreciation, not just making a fare’s worth of profit and running; reduce internal friction and focus more on the big trends.