Got up in the morning and checked the volume ranking. The trading volume of the seven giants was huge today, with Microsoft seeing massive transactions.

349 should be the bottom. The day before yesterday, it broke below the support level, so I didn't add to my position. I'll firmly hold my current position.

This week, I bought options on Tesla, Google, Apple, and NVIDIA.

Looked at most of the trading discussions in the community. It's quite interesting:

Bitcoin at 120k is overcrowded, can we cut losses on Bitcoin at 50k+?

Gold at 5500 is overcrowded, can we cut losses on gold at 4000?

Can we buy NVIDIA at 240? Should we cut losses on NVIDIA at 190?

Can we buy Tesla at 450? Should we cut losses on Tesla at 370?

Can we buy Microsoft at 470? Should we quickly cut losses on Microsoft at 350?

Can we buy Google at 400? Will Google at 340 still fall?

Just go against human nature. Buy when it's cheap.

Excellent tech companies gather the world's top talent. Giants are borrowing money to do AI. Are they all idiots? We can't beat them in exams or in work, so believing they are smarter than us shouldn't be hard, right?

AI is a game of 0s and 1s. If you don't grab territory and get eliminated, you're out of the game later. Those who occupy the market naturally raise prices and make a fortune. The steady growth in global token consumption indicates continuous growth on the application side. Capital and market indices are just waiting for clear monetization paths and data. Is there an AI bubble? Definitely, but it's probably not now. There's still a long development path ahead, which is also the path to wealth for us ordinary people.

But I'm not bottom-fishing Bitcoin for now. I'm cautious. Look at the kind of people who are the poster boys for crypto: Saylor, TOM Lee, CZ, Sun Ge. Now some are even suing him for MSTR BMNR fraud. Then look at the kind of people running tech companies: Jensen Huang, Elon Musk... changing the future of humanity. So which one would you heavily invest in?