Investment strategies after massive monetary easing

1. Short-term: Consider high-risk small-cap stocks such as Uxin, Faraday Future, and 9F Group. These are short-term plays, don't get too attached. The rise in U.S. stocks can be crazy, but so can the fall, and these stocks are just passing trends.

2. Medium-term: Quality tech stocks like Pinduoduo, Alibaba, JD.com, Nio, and XPeng. These stocks have stronger upward momentum and more sustained growth compared to small-cap stocks. If they do fall, the decline is relatively smaller.

3. Long-term: This isn't discussed separately here; it aligns with general investment strategies.

There are a few key points to note.

First, don't switch stocks randomly.

Once you've picked a few, hold onto them unless something major changes. Sell when you feel it's the right time. Frequent switching only messes with your mindset.

Second, take profits and cut losses timely.

As the saying goes: Don't get too attached, don't be too greedy. Take reasonable profits and exit, then relax—don't obsess over stocks.

Third, think independently.

There's too much investment noise right now—some recommend this, others that. Just follow your own judgment.