1. When trading stocks, it's easy to fall into the illusion trap. It's better to ask AI about company valuations, as staring at minute-by-minute K-line charts for too long can easily create illusions. Sometimes you're convinced that Stock A on the left side will still fall, and sometimes you're convinced that Stock B on the right side will definitely rise. These are all illogical fantasies and gambling driven by following the K-line. Whether in a good or bad mood, it deepens this illusion and leads to impulsive decisions.

2. Never go against major trends, such as the Fed's unstable decisions, massive investments in AI, and profit growth for those selling the shovels. Choosing good stocks is important, and position management is also crucial. An upward trend is suitable for heavy positions, while a volatile or downward trend is better with large-scale empty positions, directly affecting the holding experience. Although you might not get a full meal, you won't be scared to death by the story of the boy who cried wolf.