$XIAOMI-W(01810.HK)I went all in when it was just over 40, sold Alibaba to come here and be a naive investor. Many people correctly predicted that it would continue to fall, congratulations. I don't know how much more it will fall, but buying stocks is essentially selling the bearish ones and buying the bullish ones. I haven't learned to cut losses, so when I buy, I have to hold on, endure a 10% drop, a 20% drop, even a 30% drop. The selling point is either when I think it's overvalued or when there's a major change in the company's operations. I think you have to think about whether you can hold on before buying. At the very least, you need to convince yourself that you understand the company (even if you're wrong). If you don't understand, you'll be swayed by all kinds of information, constantly refreshing discussion pages to find opinions that support your inner bias.

Put yourself in the shoes of the boss and see how your company can develop.

Truly use the product and services from a user's perspective, or ask people around you, gather more information from daily life, not from the internet, and certainly not from AI.

Naive investor talk is not investment advice.