Also, I closed my short position on XPeng at $12.73 to short Mrst. After closing, XPeng's price was $12.63. I didn't want to bear the 10-cent difference and waited for it to rebound before opening another short position. However, XPeng kept plummeting to $11. Originally, I only needed to pay a few dozen dollars in difference, but now I've lost hundreds. I firmly believe in shorting XPeng. The lesson is: don't miss big opportunities by being too greedy for small gains. I was too calculative and missed many opportunities this year. Women's intuition is wrong.

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The two worst decisions this month:

1. Grabbed AppLovin(APP.US) at 295 during night session, didn't sell at 320, added position to 102 shares at 284 at open, listened to others and closed position at 270 then went short - total loss over 50k (now$AppLovin(APP.US) has risen to 340)

2. Blindly bought Intuit(INTU.US) 760 options without knowing what the company does - now worthless, lost about $2400

Both wrong decisions were made following others' advice

Stock trading shouldn't rely on others - only you can be responsible for yourself. If copying answers could make you rich, there'd be no poor people in this world

The 70k lesson teaches me: trust no one but yourself$AppLovin(APP.US)$Intuit(INTU.US)

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