$ProShares Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF (UVXY.US)$ If we want to increase our chances of profit in a volatile stock market, we still need to learn more about technology.
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$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$
On the first day of the Year of the Tiger, I wish the viewers of this post a happy Chinese New Year.
Looking back at 2021, the world has spent its second year in the pandemic, with countries under lockdown, people protesting, businesses closing, and the economy becoming increasingly difficult to understand.
But there is another group of people who have doubled their wealth during the pandemic. The rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and this mysterious force continues to affect everyone day after day, year after year.
The reason behind it? It's actually very simple: cognitive differences. The essence of wealth and the essence of business are actually cognitive differences.
People with a high cognitive limit see a different world, see different problems, and see different opportunities. And the most difficult thing about "cognition" is that people often lack awareness of their own lack of cognition, thinking that everything is fine. Until one day their cognition is overwhelmed by external forces.
For the same candlestick chart, some people see it as a bunch of meaningless bar charts, with red and green distinctions. For others, it's like seeing a stack of red/green banknotes waving at them. These are the different results brought about by different perceptions.
Here's a simple self-question to throw out: Do you open trade software every day? If the answer is yes, then regardless, you need to learn more about trade techniques. Learning trade techniques = gaining new insights. Its underlying logic is to break through your cognitive limits.
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$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$
Personally, I think the strongest support level of SPX has fallen below. Any surge must be treated as a rebound. It is likely that the rebound will fall under pressure when it reaches 4,560 to 4,570 points. Now I'm not imagining that the bull market is coming back because of a rebound in the market. It probably won't break through 4560 all of a sudden and go directly up; I'll wait until around 4,100 o'clock before trying to go long.
I had the privilege of continuing my studies with Langge's weekly quotes. I benefited greatly from the many stories. Stop it, sometimes a short position is also a method of operation.

$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$
On the first day of the year of the Tiger, I first wish the viewers who see this post a happy Chinese New Year.
Looking back at 2021, the world has spent its second year in the pandemic, with countries under lockdown, protests from the people, businesses closing down, and the economy becoming increasingly difficult to understand...
But there is another group of people who have doubled their wealth during the pandemic. The rich get richer, the poor get poorer. This mysterious force repeats its effect on everyone every day, every year.
The reason behind it? It's actually very simple: the difference in perception. The essence of wealth, the essence of business, is actually the difference in perception.
People with high cognitive limits see the world differently, see different problems, and see different opportunities. The most difficult thing about "cognition" is often that people lack awareness of it, unaware that their cognition is insufficient, thinking that everything is pretty good. Until one day their cognition is crushed by external forces.
The same candlestick chart, some people see it as a bunch of useless bar graphs, even with red and green distinctions. Others see it as if seeing red/green banknotes waving at them. This is the different results brought by different cognitions.
Here's a simple self-question for you: Do you open the trading software every day? If the answer is yes, then no matter what, you need to learn more about trading techniques. Learning trading techniques = gaining new knowledge. Its underlying logic is to break through your...

$Netflix (NFLX.US)$
Both of these phrases are believed to be familiar to those who enter the stock market. But how many people have seriously considered how to use these two sentences in our investment process?
To figure out how to apply these two sentences, we need to go back to what I have been emphasizing recently, which is to first understand our role in the stock market. Investor or trader?
As a trader, my current understanding is that buying more as the price drops without setting a stop loss is a completely naive behavior. Buying more as the price drops can indeed lower your average cost. However, if the quantity or amount of stocks you buy each time is the same, you will inevitably encounter the blunting effect. This means that as you buy more and more times, the cost reduction effect of each purchase becomes smaller. Only when the quantity you buy each time is much larger than your current holdings, will your cost significantly decrease. But ask yourself, how much capital do you have available to use in the stock market? Whether it's a few digits, it's not unlimited. Who can keep buying more as the price drops all the time? The reality is that after buying a few times, we run out of funds and can only watch. Those with a good mindset may hold on, while those with a bad mindset may cut losses directly.
Having the above experience is completely what I learned after paying tuition fees. I believe everyone has this experience. If not, it means you are really new to the market, and congratulations on seeing this post at this time.
After watching the video of the Wolf King, with my current...