Today, I'm lucky to be on holiday in Hong Kong, so I'll join the fun and make a small conclusion for this year.

I only seriously started trading U.S. stocks this year, and at first, I really wasn't used to the rhythm of watching the market at night, but I gradually adapted😂. There was also a period when I was running around, trading aimlessly just for the sake of trading. Later, I settled down, built my own trading system, and reshaped my mindset after changing my approach, striving to make everything better step by step.

Another thing is reading books, listening to podcasts, and communicating with AI. As an ordinary investor, reading is one of the few ways to truly understand the companies you're bullish on. It also helps slow down, think more, and gain more.

Everyone's buying and trading logic is different. Countless differences form the ups and downs of short-term fluctuations, shaping this market. But the only constant is mean reversion—a piece of gold may be covered in dust for a while, but time will eventually blow it away, revealing its true value. The strong stay strong. Short-term trading is equally important, testing your judgment and grasp of trends, and adding bricks to your long-term castle after seeing results🤔.

I'll stop here for now. Actually, I'm used to fragmented thinking—writing down whatever comes to mind. Looking back, it's all part of the thought process. Next year, I'll continue to seek progress while maintaining stability, focus on what I know, and communicate more👍.

P.S. This Christmas, I just want to spend it reading😂 and researching the companies I'm bullish on.

Thanks, Longbridge. Merry Christmas, everyone🎄🎅.