Please refer to the introduction for details of rebate + exchange
15 things to note in the bull market:
1. After making a full position and making a profit, find a position to stop the profit and make sure there is always some u
2. Focus on narrative rather than fundamentals - fundamentals are difficult to understand, narrative is easy to understand, and too much research will harm you.
3. Don’t change positions frequently. It’s normal for good stocks not to rise temporarily. “Hold” is the password itself.
4. Don’t think it’s too expensive. It’s no big deal if high-quality targets increase by 10 times.
5. The most popular sectors for investment: AI + game meme first, followed by Bitcoin ecology and modularity
6. Play less defi, it’s useless
7. Focus on a few projects, not hundreds
8. Basically don’t participate in locking or pledging for 10% interest.
9. Counter-market operation: If you are afraid of others when it falls, enter at this time; when it rises sharply, it is often better to find the next narrative, and don’t be afraid of not having a good target.
10. You can invest 80% in the leaders of each sector, and 20% in currencies with higher risks in this sector but with greater potential for growth.
11. You can sell gradually, or wait until Xiaoxiong suggests reducing your position^^
12. The smaller the capital, the less anxious it is, and the less likely it is to gamble. The more urgent it is, the smaller the capital will be. If you want to gamble, you may have zero capital.
13. If you continue to lose money, stop for a moment. The rhythm may be out of order. Go and learn first. Only with knowledge in your mind can you have confidence in your heart and operate in a rhythm.
14. There is a cost for holding a position. If you confirm that you bought it wrong, you can stop the loss. You may earn back several times elsewhere - but how to confirm? Learn more
15. When buying a target, think more about whether others will be FOMO; when it falls, think about whether others are too fearful now, which brings opportunities?
