Beginner Trading Essentials:
1. Set a daily loss limit, which is your absolute stop-loss amount. Why? No explanation.
2. Set a daily profit target, which means exit once you reach your profit goal. Why? No explanation.
3. Once you hit your stop-loss or profit target for the day, shut down and leave the market. Why? No explanation.
4. Stop-loss to take-profit ratio = 1:1. Again, no explanation.
5. Stick to repeating the above actions.
If you’re still losing money, don’t ask me why.
— Zhihu: Haidi Sha

Write ten articles, and after a month, the truly useful content may be less than one-tenth. Thinking itself is a process of separating the wheat from the chaff. Be responsible to yourself, not to the readers.

Santa Claus, I dream of witnessing a short squeeze. Can you make my wish come true? 🎄

No drama, no gossip, no taking sides—just bringing pure value to everyone.
That's the original intention of this account.

I used to be an extremely pessimistic person, and I always thought it was just a matter of my own personality. Later, as I read and thought more deeply, I gradually realized: pessimism is not a flaw of a minority, but more like the default setting of the human species.
Bad news spreads more easily than good news, threats are remembered more easily than opportunities, and the psychological weight of a major loss far outweighs that of multiple gains of equal scale. From an evolutionary perspective, a reasonable explanation is that pessimism itself is a set of “genetic algorithms” that protected

People don't play memes because they love gambling.
I just figured this out.
So-called "decentralization" isn't fair.
Clearly, all of this is just the beneficiaries taking everything for themselves first,
then blaming it on the excuse that humans are inherently addicted to gambling.
f*ck CRYPTO!
f*ck KYC! 😡

I'm curious if you publish content anywhere else besides X?
I wish there was a place where I could organize truly valuable articles.
X is great, but it feels more like a social circle.
As for the article feature, let's just say it's complicated.
It's also good, but censorship in China is very strict.
A lot of content can't be published, and even if it is, it might get deleted.
I currently use Substack, and I'm satisfied with most of its features.
However, it seems difficult to get indexed by search engines, and the traffic is very low.
Are there any better options?

“When I look back now, it’s clear that studying history and philosophy was much better preparation for entering the stock market than studying statistics. Investing is an art, not a science; those who are trained to quantify everything rigidly with numbers are actually at a great disadvantage.”
— Peter Lynch