Stock Live Trading P176: Bottom-fishing

Woke up to a surge in US stocks, so I took the opportunity to liquidate the META, Albemarle, and silver positions I bought a few days ago, even though I only made a few hundred bucks.

Thinking about it now, I suddenly came up with a new strategy: stay fully invested all year, then use margin to buy more when stocks crash, and sell off the margin positions when they rebound.

If they keep plummeting, I'll keep adding funds to cover the margin positions, then borrow more, and repeat the cycle. As long as the US stock market doesn't go under, I can make money.

I won't touch options or leverage; I'll just slowly pick up little bits here and there. Little sesame seeds roll into big sesame seeds, big sesame seeds roll into big watermelons, big watermelons roll into a small forest, and the small forest grows into a big forest. I wonder if I can wait that long.

Actually, with enough patience, waiting for cheap prices on various assets and having the courage to dive in when they're cheap will always yield good results. If you can truly endure and persevere, the time it takes to build up won't be too long.