Let me say this again, there's not that much technical analysis involved. So you're here now, is it useful to call out those who do technical analysis? Are various price points useful????

When optimistic, they look way too high; when pessimistic, they look way too low. What geniuses?? As for viewpoints, changing them once a month is already the maximum. Who can analyze for me whether it will go up or down after 2 PM?

The broader market has moved like this. Come on, who can analyze for me whether it will go up or down after 2 PM? Who predicted whether interest rates would be raised at 2 PM? Do you have a brain tumor?

Regarding options.

If you want to choose a two-month expiration, force yourself to buy 3-4 months. If you want to buy 3-4 months, force yourself to buy half a year. If you want to buy half a year, then buy one year.

At the same time, for target price selection: if you want to buy at 100, buy at 80; if you want to buy at 80, buy at 60. Do not exceed 20% of the current stock price. During this period, if it really drops significantly, adjust the target price and date. Safety is always the top priority.

If your risk tolerance is poor, and encountering such volatility makes you feel very uncomfortable, either try my method,

Don't put too much money in your account directly. If you put it in but can't control your hands, why did you put it in??

Treat it as gambling. If you lose after one round, gamble again for the second time. If you put all the money in at once, it will all be wasted.

You can't control your own hands. And every time you want to go full position without leaving any backup, how are you not going to lose? If your risk tolerance is poor, don't touch options. Just honestly hold the underlying stocks.

For those with small capital, don't think about doubling your money or multiplying it many times over, trying to make a lot by betting small. Honestly focus on building your principal.

If you have 1 million, earning 10% gives you 100,000. If you have 100,000, you need to double it just to get 100,000.

Where in the world are there so many no-cost deals?

There aren't that many chosen ones. If your position control isn't good or whatever, when you encounter such market conditions, one instance of such conditions will wipe you out. You can't control your hands, yet you want to bet all your money at once. What are you doing? Playing dice?