I wish all motorcycle riders good health, prosperity, and lots of financial resources in the new year. True freedom is a combination of a healthy body and freedom of wealth.
May the world be peaceful, and the epidemic will eventually be repelled by many parties, just like nothing. May humanity live in peace, help and love each other, rather than disagree, causing workers and people to lose their wealth.
May everyone enjoy the sea of shares unhindered, let reason overcome emotions, let failure become the mother of success, and live forever in the past. May Courage ➕ think rationally and successfully to help everyone fulfill their New Year's wishes. Hope on earth, let's work together!

Thank you Futubull for providing powerful stock compare functionality. I will continue to find time to learn and strive to keep up with everyone.
1) Quote-Explore-Investment Tools-Stock Compare
I will use this feature to screen stocks in the same market and industry:
2) Specific Stocks - Detailed Quote - VS
I used this feature to compare the holdings of individual stocks, because apple is a constituent stock of the s&p 500 and their trends are very similar; whereas alibaba is somewhat different, but the basic trend is also downward:
3) Quote - Financial - Indicators - Key Indicators
I will use this feature to compare company performance and fund inflows to determine which stock may have higher investment value:
Although this week has been full of ups and downs, my investment pace remains unchanged. I hope to achieve my goals for 2022 by continuously learning and analyzing, learning from failures, and gaining experience from victories.

1) Stay calm and reanalyze. If the logic remains unchanged and it's just a short-term withdrawal of funds, then hold on; if the performance is below expectations, then reduce the position or exit the position, and invest the funds in other strong stocks with upward trends to reduce losses and increase the profit-loss ratio.
2) For stocks with unchanged logic, closely monitor the changes in stock price and volume, do not add positions in a downward trend, instead buy when the price stabilizes after a decline, gradually reducing the cost and turning the loss into profit.
3) Make a trading plan after the market close. Unless you are day trading, avoid staring at the market frequently. Set price alerts and related operations. You can even set stop-loss and take-profit points when you are busy, so you won't miss the buying and selling points.

After being involved in trading for half a year, from initially watching the market nervously and frequently losing money to my current peaceful mentality, I have realized that it is important to have the right mindset and keep learning to improve my mental quality.
1) In the past, accounts were not allowed to have half a bit of capital; they were always full. Gradually, they realized that when their positions were full, individual stocks or funds were withdrawn, or that their favorite stocks were finally waited until they had a point to buy, but there was no capital allocation, and a great opportunity was lost. Controlling my positions and paying attention to trading points and news has made me gradually get rid of this nervous mentality of being nervous and trembling, like walking on thin ice every day;
2) Overcoming emotional trading - making a trading plan before opening the market, setting stop-loss points, take-profit levels, controlling bottom positions, changing positions, and trading high and low, largely helped me avoid emotional trading that chased gains and losses;
3) How to train my mind to become stronger - market analysis and continuous learning have kept me away from emotional restlessness and invest steadfastly. Setting price reminders and notes analysis points, and timely reminders when I'm not clear after waking up or before going to bed has reduced a lot of mindless work.
4) Change your mindset and embrace change. Over a period of time, a certain sector or individual stock is not necessarily profitable, yet when looking at an extended cycle, the yield gradually moves upward. However, there are many bubbles where individual stocks are rising. There is no support for performance, but only a rise in mood. They will soon rise and fall. No matter what, we must face reality and analyze objectively. Even if the stock price falls and the logic is still there, then stick to owning it and wait for the opportunity to come; the opposite is to stop losing and exit. Do...