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@dajingou1 Relying on interest rate cut expectations will eventually lead to choking.

@dajingou1 The market was really bad last night.

@dajingou1 Let's see how the market goes next Monday.

@dajingou1 What you wrote is interesting.

@dajingou1 The market always rewards those who are patient.

@dajingou1 Well said! Cat Bro

@dajingou1 The biggest risk in the market is often not bad news, but that the good news has already been traded in advance.

@dajingou1 Yeah, don't be fooled anymore Especially since the fundamentals haven't changed haha ​​😄

@dajingou1 still insists on a stable and conservative approach

@dajingou1 Sigh, when will interest rates finally be cut?

@dajingou1 Be cautious, observe more and operate less.

@dajingou1 Let's wait and see.

@dajingou1 If reality can't keep up, just stock up.

@dajingou1 The current market is indeed supported by expectations, so proper position sizing is the most important thing.

@dajingou1 The market trades on expectations, but ultimately it depends on whether reality delivers on them.

@dajingou1 I really resonated with that part about gold. I made money buying ETFs last year, but I was worried. What if inflation doesn't drop and interest rates don't fall? All that money going up will eventually be lost. Do you think the Fed will dare to stand firm?

@dajingou1 The current market is too difficult to navigate.

@dajingou1 This seems quite interesting.

@dajingou1 The market is so tough!

@dajingou1 I really can't bring myself to go all in; playing it safe and getting a good night's sleep is more important.

@dajingou1 I've been fooled, haha

@dajingou1 Buying in batches is the right thing to do.

@dajingou1 I'm too scared to be too bold.

@dajingou1 Hahaha, so those who mess around with short-term trading will be exhausted.

@dajingou1 is right, a good configuration is essential for a good night's sleep.

@dajingou1 You must control your hands and positions.

@dajingou1 Most asset price increases are driven by imagination, not by fundamentals.

@dajingou1 With positions well-allocated, I feel more confident.

@dajingou1 Dollar-cost averaging is more suitable for the Nasdaq.

@dajingou1 That's absolutely right, it's too difficult.

@dajingou1 is absolutely right.

@dajingou1 A steady approach is best.

@dajingou1 The phrase "drawing a pie in the sky" is so apt, haha.

@dajingou1 Indeed, don't always think about making a quick buck. First, allocate your positions properly. The real skill is being able to sleep soundly whether the market goes up or down.

@dajingou1's insight into distinguishing between anticipated market trends and actual fundamentals is very clear. 👍

@dajingou1 It's all about strategy.

@dajingou1 A significant pullback is needed before it can continue its upward trend, haha, I'm going home.

@dajingou1 I doubt anyone's more adventurous than me 🍝🚙 I'm not shady, you'll see.

@dajingou1 Regarding the discussion about gold, some people imagined that an interest rate cut would cause prices to rise, only to fall back down. I bought at the peak last year and got trapped. But shouldn't we also talk about the long-term support from central bank gold purchases?

@dajingou1 When prices rise, it's all opportunities; when prices fall, you'll find out who's been swimming naked.

@dajingou1 The market has already priced in the interest rate cut expectation, so chasing high prices is risky. It's more practical to focus on cash flow.

@dajingou1 Gold is a safe-haven investment; treat it like insurance, not a lottery ticket.

@dajingou1 Proper position allocation is the key to success; being able to sleep soundly regardless of whether the market goes up or down is the true measure of victory.

@dajingou1 I bet nobody's more adventurous than me 🍁😢 I'm not shady, you'll see.

@dajingou1 The market has been so down lately.

@dajingou1 Let's keep watching and see.

@dajingou1 The market always speculates on expectations, but ultimately it depends on reality to deliver.

@dajingou1 The picture is really well done, very clear and transparent.

@dajingou1 Reality is more important than expectations

@dajingou1 A story of drawing a pie in the sky and then harvesting the韭菜 (a metaphor for exploiting people).