I haven't shared it for a few days. After clearing NVDL and other pullbacks, I bought Google's Long Call. This week, I mainly participated in DJT's sell put. I found that when the volatility is high, the sell put is basically steady and profitable, because the volatility doesn't stay high forever and we make money even if the stock price falls, so this strategy is still quite steady. Looking back at this quarter, I made a lot of money, but I also lost a lot. After learning a lot of strategies and doing a lot of short-term practical battles, I discovered that offense was not the most important thing; defense was the only one. The most important thing a mature trader needs to master is the ability to control the withdrawal of funds. I am no longer looking for multiple increases in a year, but instead rely on my accumulated data and practical experience to make every decision to achieve long-term relatively stable compound interest to complete capital accumulation.

Irrational Markets
It can be very confusing trying to understand why equity markets are moving the way that they do. With the onslaught of information and misinformation, coupled with market makers dictating the price action, it seems like the market does whatever it wants.
Most of the time, its movements seem irrational and often appears to be moving in the opposite direction that most investors are postitioned for. Or similar to the current mar...