I’ve noticed that many friends in the chatroom and on the forum are very anxious when it comes to investing. They can’t wait to buy in one second and sell the next, hoping that an order placed 10 minutes ago will double or triple in just 10 minutes. This mentality is problematic and very immature.

Short-term ups and downs are completely normal. 3200 will definitely be reached. It doesn’t matter if you’re holding for one night—do you really think investing is a one-day thing? If you go to the bank to buy a financial product with a 5% annual interest rate, you probably can’t even get that, right? If you buy insurance, like China Ping An’s “Kaimenhong,” you also need to wait 5-10 years to make a profit—where can you find such quick investments? Let me tell you, price rises or falls within a few minutes or even tens of minutes are purely guesswork, with no reasonable basis. It’s just gambling on luck. In the long run, you’re bound to gain little and lose big.

Because the price fluctuations over a few minutes to tens of minutes are essentially random—they’re really not much different from flipping a coin. In such ultra-short timeframes, market ups and downs are determined by countless small trades and instant changes in liquidity orders, with no clear logic to support them. Even if there are large funds at play, their short-term actions are full of deception and can easily mislead retail investors’ judgment, ultimately turning it into a pure gamble on direction. #成长值抽奖赢iPhone17和周边