I've been really tired lately and took a break for a few days 😵‍💫.
Today I finally recorded a simple review video 🎥:Sherry's review diary. （This time the video length exceeded, so I created a YouTube account and posted it here.）
There are actually many thoughts during the trading day that feel very strong at the moment, but by the time I record the next day, half of them have slipped away from my mind 🥲.
Many friends have privately messaged me asking about the technical details, and I have realized that some things are really easier to explain by "saying" them than by typing!
Also, I found that listening to one person talk can be a bit boring...😅
So I was wondering: should I try starting a live stream?
If interested, everyone can join the mic to chat together.
However, YouTube live streaming requires at least 50 subscribers👀.
I would like to ask everyone: would you like this form of live streaming?
Feel free to leave a message to let me know, or quietly give a thumbs up to let me know❤️.
$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ $Meta Platforms (META.US)$ $Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ $Apple (AAPL.US)$

A basic principle for conducting trend trading on Stocks is "to be timely"; there will always be seasonal fruits each year, and in every stage, there will be Stocks favored by capital. What we need to do is "eat in season." Now is the season for Lizhi, and one should not underestimate the Lizhi in the picture; this is freshly picked from Tai Mo Shan in Hong Kong. It is truly commendable that the older generation has such tenacity. Normally, the Guiwei imported from Dongguan has some sourness; but this local one from Hong Kong is exceptionally sweet, let alone the glutinous rice ball. The glutinous rice ball has a thin skin and thick filling, and even for someone who is not very fond of Lizhi like me, I couldn't resist eating several.
On Tuesday, I traveled north with little Jaycus for the first time, and it must be said that the service standards in Shenzhen restaurants manage to create a feeling of being at home compared to most restaurants in Hong Kong; no wonder there is a trend of Hong Kong people consuming in the north.
$Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$
The Hang Seng Index has shown bearish candles over the past four trading days, indicating a slightly weak trend; Friday will definitely be a key day, as whether it will close below 24,000 points is crucial. Even if it immediately falls below 23,950 today, consideration for hedging deployment may be necessary. $BI#HSI RP27128.P (59485.HK)$ The defensive position is set at 24,200. In the third quarter, Hong Kong stocks may experience volatility without an increase.
Technology stocks have all experienced a downward trend that has broken through key points; the weakest among all is certainly $MEITUAN-W (03690.HK)$ , essentially preparing to break the bottom again...

Last week, took my daughter around London, traveling through several cities; the old mother was truly exhausted.
Just returned to London last night, opened the chart today and saw:
💥 $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ Gapped down with a 5% decrease.
This segment is quite exciting, so let's quickly write a piece and record a review video.
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📉 Actually, last week Ishorted $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ , and now it seems completely correct, but last night, on Monday, I closed most of my positions, switched to next period's Options, and only bought back one-third.～
$TSLA 250703 300.00P$
$TSLA 250711 300.00P$
But it is because:
• I realized last night that the loss of the Options in hand has increased (from last week to this week).
• The originally opened contract was bought too close, and the position was slightly heavy.
• To control risks, a rational choice was made to change positions + reduce positions.
• As a result, today TSLA gapped up to 300.。
If the position is too light, only relatively much smaller profits will be achieved.
🎯 Waking up to realize that I really regret it.
Clearly, the direction was correct and the structure was understood,
Why didn't I hold on to this big bearish line?
Once I realized this emotion was present, I immediately said to myself:
What you are doing is actually your current 'technique + mindset ...

Introduction:When day trading, the most important thing is to recognize your own abilities and not always greedily seek the continuation of the market trend. Many people yearn for a trading style that goes with the flow, but there are actually very few who can accurately judge and hold onto the trend. If the direction is misjudged, not only will one not make money, but it is also easy to get deeply trapped, leading to suffering and discomfort.
Trading, in essence, is not difficult to understand: grasp the trend, observe the space, and control the risk. However, to achieve stable profits, it doesn’t rely on making big gains through high-stakes bets, but rather on steady and disciplined operations. Do not fantasize about doubling your investment on every trade, and do not carelessly hold onto positions without stop losses, as this will only increase your losses exponentially. Trying to pick bottoms and tops may seem smart, but it is actually easier to make mistakes. Only through trend trading and effective risk control can one go further.
Yesterday, I briefly discussed the logic of stablecoins. Currently, many people are discussing the market crash of Circle, so today I will continue to share some of my shallow insights on Circle to systematically outline my views for everyone.
$Circle (CRCL.US)$ From an initial listing price of $31, it soared to $290, increasing ninefold in less than a month. After two days, it fell back again, indicating two things: first, market sentiment is dominant and irrationally overheated. Second, there is insufficient fundamental support. The valuation is too high.
I have repeatedly advised in the group not to blindly chase this stock; missing out is much better than standing guard on the mountain. Because the stock price is severely overvalued, high PE ratios often indicate greater risk, and today's significant drop has validated my viewpoint.
Many people think that this...

Hey Mooers,
I guess we've all pondered one question at some point:
What if I could ditch the 9-to-5 and make a living doing what I love?
Like...running my own business? Or trading full-time?
Well, in this week’s Mooers’ Stories, we feature someone who’s done both.And most recently? He turned $232 into $138,264 — in just 16 days.
Meet @Prophet26, a seasoned trader whose recent options challenge in the moomoo community took many by surprise...

Recently adjusting to a time difference, feeling exhausted early~ As a result, I casually flipped through my phone before sleeping and came across a share that is likely the most valuable one I have seen in the Moo circle recently, unrelated to win-loss ratio or how much money is made. I highlighted the parts that greatly inspired me. Thank you to the author. @Prophet26 Sincere share!