You have never considered your own risk margin.$AST SpaceMobile(ASTS.US) It's not that I'm saying it's bad, but many people's mentality has completely become all-or-nothing. I've been posting for the past week or two, telling you to assess your own risk margin.And I've been emphasizing that if you want to play short-term, you definitely need to buy low-priced options, not high-priced ones. But in fact, you've all been buying extremely high-priced short-term, even expiring options, and you don't know how to cut losses.And I've also said, don't use your principal to play ultra-short-term.Hmm. All the profit from this stock is gone. In just one week. And that's without me buying high-priced options. The volatility is too high. If I couldn't adjust my mindset, I would be very uncomfortable too.The overall account profit is still there. And it's still a lot, but I think it's getting a bit irrational.See you next week, everyone. I'm really not posting this week. As for the future, we'll see.I have no words to comfort you.Because I don't even know how to comfort myself.Go read my long post carefully and then assess your own risks. For this stock, I'm truly powerless.Whether you believe it or not is up to you. Don't ask about my positions anymore, I'm very annoyed.In every post I'm there. Telling you to control risk, but, sigh.

I made it very clear in my article, and the comments section also made it very clear. Before you take any action, you must consider one thing carefully.Do things that are within the scope of your own risk tolerance. Don't just blindly follow others' trades or do things like that.Those most important points need to be looked at. You must consider your risk tolerance for any stock.If you don't even understand this point, then why are you buying options? I think the key points in my article are very clear. The logical sequence is also fine. Others can only give you choices, not make choices for you. !!! Don't do things that exceed your own risk boundaries. !!!!

@四十五度阳光 First, those with a weak foundation should go to the 'old brother' to fill in the basics. Some questions are very naive. How do you buy options? How do you calculate decay? What are options? What are doubles? This is the foundation of everything. I think it's quite a failure. I've been promoting the 'old brother' for a long time, and I've posted many times. When your foundation isn't good, don't mess with these high-risk things. But what about you? Now Jerry can still ask those questions. These educational articles, you guys just treat them as a joke. Why does no one read them? Why can those questions be asked? Building the foundation is the most important part, but what did you treat this part as?Second, @一起炒美股 (You need to look at the technicals of ASTS before buying.) @左饼右箭 (Same as me, last year I was always comparing it with Rocket Lab.)@Jeffsir Eat Cash gives clear buy targets at low points. Only for the ASTS stock, these three people are recommended. (By the way, the boss hasn't posted, you can find him in my comment section.)Third, I like to show my stuff, or views, or buy orders from the very beginning, or from the low point. I don't like a single picture after the fact, with the story all told by mouth. Read in conjunction with the full text. (Refers to all stocks, and commentators and StockPros in the comment section must observe as comprehensively as possible.)Fourth, a key point of this article.It refers not just to this one stock, but to all stocks. When you buy, you need to have your own psychological expectations, your own understanding. If not, then you can synthesize the opinions of these commentators or StockPros, and then thoroughly research the stock before purchasing.Because it's you who operates this stock, you who buys and sells, and it's your hand that is bullish or bearish, not ours.Fifth, you must have your own risk model, combined with point 1, the foundation. This applies to any stock. Many people are not suitable for buying such high-volatility stocks, not even double options, and for regular stocks, they can only buy those relatively stable large-cap stocks.Sixth, don't let those inexplicable people appear in my comment section again. You all said before, those people can even make their fans go all-in to bet on call options with them. Isn't that gambling?Look, after the stock price hit 94, I only showed these things. Did I ever say it was a strong buy recommendation? Which of my posts didn't emphasize risk, emphasize making your own decisions? And the meaning I expressed is simple: whether bullish or bearish, you have to decide for yourself, understand? Don't just follow the crowd. And don't blame the person who recommended the stock for your failures! We didn't force your hand to make the trade.I bought in on April 14th. I haven't changed stocks from start to finish. Because I combined all the factors I mentioned above, including referencing the boss's opinion and technical analysis. This is the return over these two months.Seventh. This is also what I think is super, super important. Money earned from investing is for living. If you keep this money circulating inside, never taking any out, then investing has little meaning. It should be used to enjoy life. For yourself and for your family.The above includes but is not limited to ASTS, RKLB, Apple, Amazon.