First, I've blocked those who are bearish all day long. Their asset size has been stuck at one point, not moving at all, waiting for another point.

When it reaches 330, they wait for 300; when it reaches 300, they wait for 280.

They're bearish every day. If you check their asset size and return rate in a couple of months, you'll see it hasn't changed at all, or has even dropped. The return rate might be fake, but the asset size is real, on Longbridge.

Second, it didn't affect my mood. I just find it a bit ridiculous.

Let me explain further. If an adult has to rely entirely on others for the profit and loss of their own money, then there's no need to participate in investing. Can't they even handle the most basic profit and loss payments? My win rate this year is already nearly 100%, what more do you want?

Which trade didn't I post, reminding you to watch out for risks? What did I say when I was down to 5%? On December 1st, my account really did have very little money left, and I even sent you guys screenshots a few times back then.

Stuff like 'one loss and you're back to zero', this and that. If I go to zero, I'm fine with it. If options four months from now can still make me go to zero, then I'll accept it. If I don't even have that much confidence, then why am I even buying options? I've always said, if you can't handle the risk, don't buy options.

Have a little more confidence in yourself, okay? Whether you're bearish or bullish, if you don't even have that bit of confidence, then what's the point of talking?

Didn't I post every time I was down -10% to -30%? Didn't I even jokingly say you guys should copy my bottom every time I'm down -20%?

Third, for the options team, clear out those with less than 10 contracts. By the end of the month, we'll clear those with less than 20 contracts, as mentioned before. Let's push for 30,000 this month. As long as we reach above 30,000, the basic rewards are pretty much there. For the tier above 30,000. Basically, as long as there are about 10 spots left until the next tier.

Come on, the requirements are the ones mentioned earlier.

If the gap isn't big, then the rewards are the same, except for the team leader's.

Fourth, for people better than me, I'll follow them, and when buying stocks, I'll refer to the articles they post. Then I'll combine it with my own views to make a summary and decide whether to buy or not.

For example, Boss, Value Brother, and Sister UU (this isn't everyone, everyone is great, just mentioning a few particularly outstanding ones. Also, the articles by @四十五度陽光, this senior brother. They practically list out everything a beginner needs to pay attention to and learn, telling you what to watch out for) and those few people in my account whom I follow but who don't follow me back (of course, I also check those who do follow me back, because everyone is great, keep earning money at your own pace).

Some post news.

Some post their trading process.

Some post about the very important mindset and target prices.

Some post about techniques.

Some have particularly accurate methods, making money every time on expiration day.

These are the ones I need to specifically look at and refer to.

If you have nothing, then don't talk. 

Finally, I posted the stocks I often watch a couple of days ago. I even took screenshots of these watchlist orders I have pinned last night. I can't possibly give you my brain too, right? Then what would I use? ~(Hey~ my brain isn't that useful anyway).

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The problem is, I haven't lost any money, what should I post? There are only a few losses this year in total... adding up to just a few thousand dollars.

🙃 From the beginning of this year until now, I've made over 50,000 USD. What's the point of posting these tiny losses? The annual goal of 100,000 USD is fine, I've completed more than half. I've reminded everyone every time I post to look for low-priced stocks. Then buy according to your own risk tolerance. Common stock, leveraged ETFs, and options—choose for yourself.

I've never said I'm a big shot.

And I've already posted the ones I frequently watch and the orders I often follow. I posted the frequently watched stocks a couple of days ago, and today I posted these pinned stocks. I don't see any problem with that? 🤔

I don't think I'm wrong 😐

And I always tell you to buy options with three to four months or more to expiration, don't buy near-term ones 🤣. Those with poor risk tolerance should buy leveraged ETFs or common stock. No problem, right?

Furthermore, those who bought at highs earlier, that wasn't on my advice. 😔 Is it my fault that people in this comment section bought at highs earlier, either by themselves or with others?

I really can't answer that.

I've posted both this year's profits and losses for you. 😂 What's the big deal? It's funny. 🙃 Especially these few thousand dollars in losses—if I wanted to make them back, I could do it all within a week at most. If not a single stock lost money, what would I post? What? Is it not okay to be all in the green?

Those who don't like seeing this can block me. 🤭 It's true, I post quite a lot every day.

Before the portfolio size reaches 200,000 USD, I'm still all-in on options. Even after reaching 200,000 USD, I'll still use at least half of the money to buy options. 😏

$Apple(AAPL.US)$Rocket Lab(RKLB.US)$Taiwan Semiconductor(TSM.US)$Tesla(TSLA.US)$Amazon(AMZN.US) These stocks I frequently trade... they've never caused me losses...😦

Is it necessary to have losses? Can't it be all profits? 🤣

Also, if you often read my posts, you should know I frequently remind about risks, telling those with poor risk tolerance not to buy options..

Apple hasn't settled yet; it should be profitable after settlement. Don't rush.

This year, apart from that CRWV trade, there really haven't been any losing stocks..

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