I take responsibility for what I've said, so you should also take responsibility for your money!!

Others are only helping you make decisions, not making decisions for you.

I started recommending buying after July a week ago, even the week before that! At the earliest,

The price on that stock list I posted a while ago is still valid, I don't think there will be any issues!!!

First, a summary: If you bought following someone else, I can help you figure out how to solve the current problem together.

But if you bought at a high price following someone else and want me to be responsible, I can't do that, okay? I find that statement a bit childish myself. ???

How could I have recommended buying at a super high price? I've always said to look for low-priced stocks and observe the market.

That day when most of the $Apple(AAPL.US) was swapped for $Rocket Lab(RKLB.US), I posted it during the trading session, not after the close!!!! I posted the slip and sold after the small rocket had gains that same day!! 

Even if you didn't sell, your cost would be at most 13-14. How could there be a loss of over 50% on Apple? How could that be from following me? The current price seems to be 7.8.

If you didn't follow, you should have taken action later. I've said you need to lower your target price if you just hold on. It's not a one-time issue; it's been repeated many times over months. Do you guys not look at all? The relationship between target and wear?

Furthermore, if you didn't follow that day, the call I recommended, calculated at the current price, should have a maximum loss ratio of no more than 40%!!!! I also provided a solution.

Either you bought closer to the time than I recommended. Haven't I warned about short-term risks? I have to post every few messages not to buy ultra-short-term. How else should I post it?

I've also said many times about extending - you need to extend the time and slowly recoup if you encounter significant losses!!

Or you bought following someone else. Go ask whoever you followed!!!!!!! It's useless to ask me if you bought at a high price following someone else!

I can only say I'll try my best to help you reduce losses from following my trades. I can't possibly have a way to help you solve problems from trades you made following others at sky-high prices.

I bought $Amazon(AMZN.US) at -1.3% yesterday and sold at -0.6%, ultra-short-term. Why is there the illusion that it keeps falling and ultra-short-term can't make money? Yesterday's post was very clear. Accelerated recouping doesn't mean I fully recouped, right?

Amazon is for the long term, above 214. Go check the records yourself; I haven't recommended buying it many times. Don't come to me if you bought at a high price; that wasn't following me!! I can't solve it either. I can only say the chance of it going back above 215 after July-September is very high.

I can only state my inference, but I can't draw a definitive conclusion for it.

If you want a definitive conclusion, go find Trump, go find God. He can lift it with one word!!

Also, when I was buying, I mostly recommended 717 or later. My slips weren't unsent. If you bought at my last recommendation, the maximum loss ratio is only about 20% currently, and the highest cost shouldn't exceed 16.7. The current price is around 13 bucks.

I built my own position at 212, 213. For the last time, if you forced a chase yourself, then I really have no way. I never recommended buying high.

Also, for $Taiwan Semiconductor(TSM.US), the highest price I recommended should be in the 340s. If you don't break even, you can come scold me again.