SERV rose 15% last night with a volume of 0.375 billion. For those who entered between 10 and 12, you can sleep peacefully 🤑

Sharing insights on investing in US stocks and cryptocurrencies:
The US stock funds are divided into three parts: 1) long-term holdings, 2) short-term trading, and 3) reserve funds for additional purchases in response to sudden increases. Generally, long-term stock holdings are no more than 3 to 5 stocks, while short-term holdings are concentrated in 1 to 2 stocks, exiting when a profit of 15-20% is reached. The main cryptocurrencies are BTC, ETH, and SOL, with both long and short positions. They are sold when a profit of 30-50% is achieved, and then repurchased during a pullback. A balance between US stocks and cryptocurrencies is maintained, with technology blue chips like NVIDIA and BTC being key anchors, especially BTC, which has a significant impact on the overall roi. A quarterly review is conducted, and achieving an roi of 10-20% is considered very good, with an annual target of 15-30%. It's not easy for normal stocks to reach this level of profit, but with the addition of cryptocurrencies, the opportunities are relatively higher.
In addition, proper stock financing is used, not exceeding 50% of market cap, with an annual interest rate of 6%. Sometimes credit cards with interest rates of 3% to 4.5% are used, also not exceeding 50% of leverage, to avoid forced selling and losses when the market declines beyond capacity. Based on 5 years of experience, the average ROI is around 15% to 20%. In July, BTC was purchased at 6.4 and sold at 7.2 for profit, then bought back at a dip of 5.1. Currently, it is in a correction phase at around 5,6. The average cost of SOL is around 65,190, with additional purchases made at 135 and 140 when it dropped to the lowest point. Currently, it is at 153. Do not be afraid of the word "loss". Face it with a positive mindset...