In the past few years in the cryptocurrency world, it has indeed been disheartening. I have invested in both cryptocurrencies and A-shares. One side fails, while the other shines. I once thought that being a finance PhD, I should at least be better than a retail investor, but looking back, I'm still just a gambler. However, thinking about my chaotic investments over the years, I have also met some institutions and indeed there are some big names. My original intention remains unchanged: I won’t do projects or cut retail investors.

A-shares have also introduced me to some institutions, which made me realize what professionalism truly is; retail investors will always be retail investors. Although the membership fee is a bit high, it is indeed worth it. I also want to share some costs. If an institution recommends a stock to me, after I buy it, I will share it. Everyone can try with a small amount; if you make money, great. Just follow me. I will also do this for a while to attract a few members. Of course, I won’t charge membership fees; as long as I tell you, if you want to buy, then buy, if not, then forget it. If you buy and make a profit, it’s up to your mood. Of course, there’s no 100% profit; for me, it’s also extra income, sharing some costs, and there’s a high probability that everything will be fine, unless there’s a stock market crash. I also cut my losses; at least I currently have 20 stocks, and 18 of them are profitable. If you’re not interested, just take a look.

The first stock 603618 (recommended on Saturday at 6.38) can be sold after a 3% profit.