$Sharplink(SBET.US)$BitMine Immersion Tech(BMNR.US)$Tesla(TSLA.US)$Oracle(ORCL.US) are the main holdings in my Longbridge account. What I've always emphasized is that stock trading should be viewed in the long term. Current wins or losses aren't important. If you still plan to continue trading stocks, then stop your operations and wait quietly.

If you uninstall the app and never touch US stocks again, then congratulations if you're making a profit now. If you're at a loss, you have to endure it too.

The financial market is brutal for short-term speculators, but it's still quite friendly to long-term holders.

I can't provide emotional value to everyone lately because I've mostly recovered my losses. Across three accounts, one is profitable, one has a small gain, and one is at a loss. Overall, I've gone from being 600k underwater to about 100k underwater now. It's recovered much faster than I imagined. I haven't made any trades recently. For some stocks, I set target prices in my previous posts. I'll keep holding them until I make at least 1 million in total profit. I'll accept the losses if they happen. After all, I don't have better investment channels at the moment. Being idle is just being idle.

I think friends in mainland China who trade stocks have a very broad knowledge base. Looking at K-line charts and such sounds tiring to me. Look how good it is abroad; it's all done by institutions. Retail investors live a carefree life every day, not stressed at all. We should learn from this. Actually, lying back and doing nothing is much better than constantly tinkering.