As 2024 is coming to an end, this year's market has made me love and hate it again. I have stood at the peak of profitability, and also tasted the bitterness of greed. However, after experiencing the ups and downs of the market, I have realized a truth: no matter how beautiful the profit curve is, it is not as important as the smiles on my family's faces. So, in the last one or two days, I closed the trading software, and spent time in more meaningful ways - to accompany and take care of my family.
There are always opportunities in the market, but companionship is the only investment that cannot be repeated. This year, I not only learned how to trade, but also learned how to live.
These are notes for myself, feel free for classmates who want to copy, but don't forget to practice~
High returns are temporary, the market will always fight back.
Control your position, don't gamble with your life.
There is always the next opportunity in the market.
Missing one opportunity is not scary, trading is about patiently waiting for the next more secure entry point.
Every loss is a tuition fee.
Losing half of the profit this time truly makes me understand the market's volatility.
Remember: the experience of losing money is often more valuable than the experience of making money.
Reviewing and analyzing is the royal road.
After each decline, I will carefully analyze: is it a strategy issue? Position management error? Or simply because of greed? Record the mistakes and always remind myself not to repeat them.
Trade Philosophy Summary
Finally, I was able to recover the losses, but this experience deeply reminded me that trading requires humility and discipline. I hope that every future trade will make me more mature and stable.
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2024 has been a great year for investing, with my individual portfolio up 273.69% total YTD so far with my best returns in the month of November which was up a whopping 55% in that month alone. I’m very grateful for the opportunity to invest in amazing companies and also during one of the strongest bull markets we have seen in a long time. I look forward to next year and hope we can continue to make smart and balanced decisions. God bless everyone!