Continuous losses and deposits, losses and deposits. Fortunately, the initial trial investments were minimal, totaling only 30,000 so far. The last deposit of 10,000 in December coincidentally coincided with Intel and AMD's surge, and today I broke even. I plan to withdraw part of it and keep a small amount to continue.

Looking back over these two years, I've traded options multiple times and became even more certain that the market is unpredictable—profits are just gifts from heaven. My mindset was terrible: nervous after buying, smug when prices rose. I sold for small gains, resulting in a very low profit-to-loss ratio (sold Tesla before its 2024 surge); held for long-term gains, only to lose it all (every time); and when my mindset collapsed, I traded back and forth, with terrifyingly high fees eventually zeroing out. I also gambled on expiration options—once bought Alibaba at 4 yuan, which rose to over 100, but kept playing and lost it all in the end.

My original purpose for using Longbridge was to buy Xiaomi, but I got distracted by the dazzle. Next, I'll focus on long-term warrants, with expiration options as a supplement. Never hold more than 50%, leaving a safety margin.

I hope to recover the 300,000+ lost in the A-share market. Time is long—just need to seize a few opportunities in a lifetime.