Analyst's Inner Thoughts: Key Messages for Investors and Peers
1. Initial Intentions and Confusions: After many years in the industry and witnessing various investment gains and losses, writing this is to help people avoid pitfalls and stay true to their original intentions; I don’t understand why most people ultimately lose everything and leave the market.
2. The “Non-Farm” Chaos: This is merely ordinary data on the U.S. non-farm employment rate that only impacts the market in the short term, yet it is hyped by platforms into “miss it and wait a year,” deceiving novices into investing money only to lose it all, which is truly unscrupulous.
3. Questions for Peers: Don’t deceive small clients; for them, two to three thousand is hard-earned money, while it may just be a month’s salary for peers; one should rely on professionalism to help clients make money and then earn reasonable returns, rather than inciting full positions, ignoring the aftermath, or plagiarizing others' analyses for advertisement purposes.
4. Advice for Newbies on Choosing Mentors:
- Do not trust teachers who do not analyze the market, avoid discussing techniques, and encourage full positions; reliable teachers will clearly explain the logic of entering the market and the reasons for gains and losses, helping to control risks.
- Prioritize teachers who respond promptly and stay up late with you during difficult times.
- Losses may be due to platform issues; be cautious of high fees, overnight fees, and “gambling platforms” (where you profit while the platform loses, creating conflicting interests that make profit difficult).
5. My Attitude: I believe in fate and have confidence in helping clients through professionalism and responsibility; I provide current market calls, do not engage in hindsight analysis, and am willing to assist those who have suffered losses and doubt analysts. $BTC $XRP $XRP #BNB创新高 #BNB创新高 #美国初请失业金人数
