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In today's stock market, whether it's A-shares, Korean stocks, Japanese stocks, or U.S. stocks, if you act rationally at all, you'll lose so much you'll doubt life itself. If you ever express a rational opinion, you'll be torn apart by the little bros.
"Ningquan Capital," which missed the tech rally while buying into old-economy stocks and lost money, shared its views on the current A-share tech frenzy, only to get absolutely shredded in the comments.
Ningquan Capital said: A large number of hot A-share stocks are highly likely to drop by 80% or even 90% in the future, and we no longer dare to

In past bear markets, everyone lost together—if you weren't in it, you dodged the bullet, so it didn't hurt. But now? The money hasn't disappeared; it's just flowed elsewhere.
Gold is rising, U.S. stocks are rising, Korean chip stocks are rising—global capital is bypassing crypto entirely.
If you say crypto is a safe haven, it hasn't risen like gold. If you say it offers high growth, it can't keep up with tech stocks. At the first sign of market turbulence, it's the first to fall along with risk assets.
Before, group chats were about "which coin will 10x"; now they're about "NVIDIA earni

The consensus around Bitcoin at $60k is still very strong; short sellers close positions here, and long buyers bottom fish here as well. But if this bear market makes $60k the bottom, there won't really be much to play in the next cycle. At $60k, this price level is not attractive to large capital. Institutions like MicroStrategy only buy and refuse to pump the price. In simple terms, they hold the line around $60k to prevent a drop, but they can't push it higher either. It's just a prolonged period of consolidation, giving the impression of bottoming out. If the price doesn't drop, other inst

When Huang Guangyu was the richest man, there was a photo of him drinking tea that has recently been imitated by many on social media. At that time, Huang Guangyu was full of vigor, and his gaze revealed a sharpness that looked down on the world.
Why do people imitate Huang Guangyu? I think maybe everyone is a bit nostalgic for the era when grassroots could become the richest, the era of booming economy.
Back then, making big money didn't require much education; in Wang Jianlin's words: Tsinghua and Peking University are not as good as being bold.
Many tycoons were born in the rough, did

Zhui Mi Yu Hao has now completely chickened out. After being silenced and released, he has completely changed as a person, and his strategy has completely shifted.
Now he no longer talks wildly, no longer pursues a trillion-dollar goal, and no longer pursues blind expansion.
He now plans to reduce 200 BUs to 4 BUs, cut 10% of the company's staff, and focus solely on Zhui Mi's listing.
Really, Yu Hao should thank the financial media blogger Beast Master, who woke him up with a single sentence, giving him a stern warning, completely awakening him, and helping him steer back on the right tr

Brothers, big news! After waking up, Elon Musk's SpaceX collapsed, dropping 16% overnight, wiping out 0.32 trillion yuan in market value, equivalent to over 3.2k RMB, the price of a bottle of Moutai disappeared in an instant.
Since going public, SpaceX rose for three consecutive days, surging 51%; the stock price peaked at 225, then fell for three more days. Last night, it couldn't withstand the plunge, dropping a total of 31%, falling below the closing price on the first day of listing.
What does this mean? It means that those who bought on the first day, hoping to fulfill Musk's dream, i

I've made up my mind. When my salary is credited at the end of this month, I will top up Tencent. If Tencent continues to decline, I will keep adding to my position every month as my salary comes in during the second half of the year.
During the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, I read quite a few news articles. Technology stocks still have various positive signals; optical modules, CPO, and semiconductors can't be stopped and are still being hotly promoted, with a high fever that won't subside.
These stocks with hundreds of times P/E ratios have never been within my circle of competence. No m

What are the characteristics of the Bitcoin bear market bottom???
Why do I think that the $60,000-$70k range is not the bottom? The reason is simple: Bitcoin's bottom won't be a pointed bottom, but a sideways trading range.
The bear market bottom in 2015
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The bear market bottom in 2018
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The bear market bottom in 2022
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Looking back at the previous cycles, we find astonishing similarities.
At the end of a bear market, there is often a final dip that breaks through everyone's psychological defenses, followed by diminishing downward momentum, causing the market to enter a s

Talk about the opportunities for the next bull market layout
First: BTC
No need to explain this, any cycle, any stage, it is the most worth holding as a long-term foundational asset.
Second: ETH
My personal judgment is that in this bear market, it’s likely to see around 1000 again, which is a very comfortable bottom position.
If ETH underperforms this round, a major reason is that the previous rally was too strong, overspending many expectations in advance, so everyone is not very optimistic about it this time.
But it’s often this collective disappointment that leaves room for the

Tech stocks are going crazy, old Deng stocks are crashing, half are flames, half are the sea.
Yesterday's A-shares movement was even more torn apart, Cambrian, Zhongji Xuchuang, XinEasy, Guangxun Technology, Lianxun Instruments, Dongshan Precision, Yuanjie Technology, all hit new historical highs.
Value investing benchmark China Ping An plummeted 6%, Kweichow Moutai dropped 2%, both hitting new lows.
Moutai's dividend yield reached 4.2%, Ping An's dividend yield hit an astonishing 8.73%.
I want to say, now is the golden opportunity for value investors, and they are excited because they

Does everyone feel that retail investors in the crypto world are often just there to take the fall???
During the bull market of precious metals, exchanges launched gold, silver, and various precious metal contracts one after another, basically the last wave of the precious metals bull market, which then peaked periodically and has been consolidating ever since.
During the commodities bull market, exchanges started launching contracts for crude oil and other commodities, with crude oil soaring to 122, setting a historic high, then falling all the way down, and currently it looks very unlike