How should we operate in a market where the strong always stay strong?

The market this week has been extremely hot, with dazzling opportunities. Quantum computing and flying car concepts are in full swing, and crypto stocks have regained momentum after seemingly losing hope. Various other opportunities are also emerging endlessly.

In such a market, how should one operate? As I emphasized in last week's article "Embracing the Bull Market, Embracing the Strong Market": Better to make a mistake than to miss out!
The strong stay strong—you must aggressively target hot stocks and continuously rising strong performers. They may seem to have no room left or appear shaky with high risk, but they are actually more aggressive. Those stocks that seem to be at the bottom, just starting, or breaking out, giving a strong sense of security, often underperform.
Thus, the market is polarized. If you can't deeply understand the principle of "the strong stay strong" and aggressively chase hot trends, your gains this week will be minimal. But in a bull market, there's no need to worry—as long as you maintain consistency in your trading. If you chase, keep chasing; if you hold, keep holding. Eventually, your turn will come!
The real fear is when you see others profiting from hot trends, jump in yourself, but then become indecisive and fearful, turning into a classic case of "buying high and selling low." You lose your own "watermelon" and fail to pick up even "sesame seeds," then flip-flop between the two. Losing consistency in trading means ending up with nothing, and even in a bull market, you could lose money—that would be tragic.

So in trading, the most important thing is maintaining consistency. If you chase, keep chasing; if you cut losses, keep cutting; if you hold, keep holding; if you switch, keep switching; if you focus on hot trends, stay focused; if you bottom-fish, keep bottom-fishing; if you target niche plays, stay committed. Never flip-flop, thinking you can dance between strategies—that’s a recipe for failure! Have both long-term holdings and short-term hot plays. For long-term holdings, play it steady to capture trend-based gains—hold with conviction! For short-term hot plays, focus on aggression to capture high short-term returns, though of course with risk. You need stop-loss awareness, quick repositioning, and decisiveness. This way, you secure stable baseline returns while amplifying the aggressiveness of the bull market, allowing everyone to find a trading style that suits them.