Before the 29th, the market will continue to rise, and on the 30th, it will return to the 3000-3050 range. On the 31st, a one-sided trend will emerge with 20% volatility. It’s uncertain whether it will go up or down.
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In investing and trading, the biggest enemy is not the market, but yourself. Most people perform poorly because they always want to do something. In reality, what truly makes you big money is not frequent buying and selling, but waiting patiently after making the right judgment, doing nothing for a long time. You must have enough patience to wait for the few clearly advantageous opportunities to appear, then go all-in, concentrate, and be willing to endure volatility. If you think you must trade every day, you are already heading towards failure. The success of investing often belongs to those who can sit still, endure, and wait. — Charlie Munger
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HeavenlyThunderRollsThroughThe
· 2h ago
2026 Go Go Go 👊
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JsBigShark
· 2h ago
Additional note! There will be a 20% fluctuation before the 31st.
Before the 29th, the market will continue to rise, and on the 30th, it will return to the 3000-3050 range. On the 31st, a one-sided trend will emerge with 20% volatility. It’s uncertain whether it will go up or down.
Like and follow if you want to eat meat.
In investing and trading, the biggest enemy is not the market, but yourself.
Most people perform poorly because they always want to do something.
In reality, what truly makes you big money is not frequent buying and selling, but waiting patiently after making the right judgment, doing nothing for a long time.
You must have enough patience to wait for the few clearly advantageous opportunities to appear, then go all-in, concentrate, and be willing to endure volatility.
If you think you must trade every day, you are already heading towards failure.
The success of investing often belongs to those who can sit still, endure, and wait.
— Charlie Munger