I've already liquidated my position in Hynix after hours. At first, I was misled and thought Hynix was issuing new shares. After waking up and thinking about it, it's completely different. Hynix's price is itself pegged to the South Korean Hynix, and it already has a 3-point premium. Plus, it rose over ten points yesterday, making the premium as high as 15 points. That is to say, the South Korean stock market must open 15 points higher on Monday to maintain the premium on the US stock, which is obviously impossible. The weakness of Micron and SanDisk has already proven this point; the memory cycle is over. Many people say the market cap of the US-listed Hynix is small, so it can have a premium. This is completely applying A-share thinking to the US stock market...

1⃣️ Win rate is always more important than odds. 2⃣️ If you're on the right path, you don't have to achieve everything in one go. 3⃣️ There are four types of people who can make money in the stock market: the lucky ones, the actuaries, the market makers, and the top players who can see through people's hearts. I have terrible luck, no capital, and my reactions are slow, so I can only focus more on the basic factors. 4⃣️ Heaven will not let down those who are courageous, patient, and cautious. 5⃣️ Buying small-cap stocks and junk stocks is the most dangerous. For long-term holding, you should buy leading stocks or ETFs. Leading stocks are more aggressive, while ETFs capture the dividends of the industry, which is far more cautious than being stuck on small-cap stocks. Let me give you an example...

These days, a Korean girl's post has been going viral on social media. The gist is: this is the best summer since she became an adult—she found a job, threw all her salary into the stock market, bet on the currently most crowded sector, and her account multiplied. Air tickets are discounted everywhere, and saving a week's salary is enough to fly to an island. In the streets of Seoul, people stopped to hug and cheer. "It feels like living in a golden age." Most people who saw it felt FOMO, but I sneered. I'm well-versed in "Dream of the Red Chamber" and know the story of the Jia family's home visit. Imperial Consort Yuan's visit, paved with gold and silver, like adding fuel to the fire and brocade to flowers. But the shift from peak prosperity to extreme decline often happens in an instant. Present-day South Korea...

The sea at Wangchao Village is often stormy. Two fishermen live in the village year-round, one named A Yong and the other A Nuo. A Yong was dealt a bad hand from the start. His home is bare, his wooden hut drafty, his stove often cold, and the fishing net in his hands is full of holes, looking like it could be torn apart by the waves at any moment. Everyone thought he had no way out, his life as precarious as duckweed, and they all advised him to be content with his lot and live cautiously. But A Yong refused. The whole village abides by common sense: don't go out when the wind rises, don't sail when it rains, close up when it's cloudy, and bring the boats in when you hear the wind. Everyone is waiting for a perfect weather with everything in place, waiting for an absolutely safe opportunity to go to sea. Only A Yong goes against the grain...

大家好，我是股神小顾。我是 2.17 芭提雅抢劫案亲历者，新年开局就被三个跨性别开了瓢，没人安慰，反而全网嘲讽。上过求职节目《非你莫属》，混到连月薪 3000 的工作都找不到，只能灰溜溜丢下一句莫欺少年穷。也曾在股市叱咤风云，人送外号 “反指之王”，五年怒亏 260 万。你肯定觉得我是个傻子、疯子、妄人、倒霉蛋。 但你不知道我的另一面。我小学二年级就学完了六年奥数，古诗词读三遍就能背诵，数学常年稳居年级前三...

神侯府偏厅，烛火半明，茶烟袅袅。小顾随手扒拉着桌上 clf、南方铜业、微软的交割单，抬眼看向四大名捕，开门见山：“期权这东西不是不能玩，但得拎清，它就是个工具，千万别当成赌场。但凡靠买期权赌涨跌的，十个有九个都得亏，没人能百分百确定短期怎么走（除了浙江忧郁二代）赌单边、玩快到期的期权，跟白送钱没区别。” 他顿了顿，语气更认真：“尤其是现在四月份，特朗普那边局势乱得很，政策一天一个样...

Lost all the money, I'm no longer restless, and my mind has actually calmed down, seriously thinking about how exactly I lost it all. Actually, back on October 10th, I still had over 600,000. In less than five short months, only 20,000 is left. The main culprits were of course margin trading, leverage, and options. I rarely played with options before (I didn't touch them at all when the market was good), I used to sell options. It was only after losing so much that I couldn't bear it anymore, that I thought of using options to make back the losses. The options I bought at first weren't short-term options either; they were two to three-month long-term options. My logic was that once it fell to a certain level, it would rebound...

I just searched for Bilibili and casually recorded a few of its higher lows. I found that from July 2024 until now, over a year, it actually provided nearly 20+ big opportunities for arbitrage. It's not an exaggeration to call it the ATM for Chinese concept stocks, right? Whether it's for arbitrage or grid trading, Bilibili is quite comfortable. Or you could simply hold it long-term and it's also comfortable...

Divide the capital equally into 10 portions, each buying different stocks. If you are confident, you can buy multiple portions of the same stock. Once the gain exceeds 10%, sell it and switch to other stocks you are bullish on (then sell again after another 10% gain). As long as you capture 30 such 10% gains, one portion of capital can multiply by 17 times. Some capital might earn more due to good luck, while some might remain trapped due to bad luck. I call this strategy "Ambush from Ten Sides," only buying quality stocks, leading stocks, and stocks in promising sectors. How long will it take for this strategy to break even?

Starbucks has taken off. As a long who firmly sang praises at the bottom of 79 yuan, I fell into deep thought. Strictly speaking, there's nothing wrong with my stock-picking logic—as long as I avoid crypto influencers and China concept stocks. What I lack is courage, the courage to buy, and endurance, the endurance to hold. In fact, quality stocks should be held long-term; they should be given the space to reach the stars and the sea, rather than taking profits at the slightest rise, fearing a pullback. After all, buying stocks isn't like shopping at the market, selling vegetables bought for 40 cents at 41 cents—that's the behavior of aunties. Be a person with vision, buying gold at the price of stones...