On a June afternoon, I brewed a pot of Pu'er tea and watched as the cost of a certain bank in my account dropped to negative numbers. I suddenly wanted to share my silly method with everyone.

When I invest in stocks, I stick to my principle: when a good company's stock price drops to rock bottom, I buy with my eyes closed. The day a major bank's stock fell below its net assets, I gritted my teeth and converted my year-end bonus into stocks. When the stock price rises back to the five-day moving average, I sell the portion I bought to average down. I have used this method for several years, and the cost basis of the banks and leading liquor stocks I hold has already returned to zero.

Two years ago, the leading new energy stock dropped from 692 to 353, and I began to average down in three batches. I sell the averaged-down portion each time it rises back to its previous high. Now my cost basis is below 200. Don't complain about slow profits; after twenty years, my account is like a leaking pool, and the water level of the cost keeps lowering.

The old stock investors around me laugh at me for being foolish, saying that when a bull market comes, I should go all in. But they forget how badly it crashed in 2008 and 2015. I have seen too many smart people chase after rising prices and panic sell, ultimately losing their capital. Now when they gather, they call me 'Brother Rolling Stocks,' but the secret is just six words: don’t cut losses, don’t be greedy.

Of course, this method only applies to two types of stocks: either bank stocks, which are like ballast, or family-owned enterprises like Yangtze Power. I tried using this method on tech stocks last year and almost got hurt. Ultimately, even a silly method needs to be paired with good stocks, just like farming requires choosing good seeds; investing in stocks requires selecting the right national fortune.

The tea in the pot has become weak, but the numbers in my account are getting stronger. I plan to use this silly method for another twenty years.

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