TraderXiaoshuai

Visited my hometown, looked at the honest relatives, and suddenly understood why they work hard but don't get rich.
The ways to make money are nothing more than these three:
1. Flatter the powerful and sell dignity: Even dogs have to queue, and you still need to compete in emotional intelligence; ordinary people don't even have a way out.
2. Harvest the lower class and sell conscience: Use information gaps to create anxiety, wield the sickle against the weaker. But that honest you, you can't bring yourself to do it.
3. Serve the rich and sell your strength: Without background and not wanting t

A honest and straightforward relative in a small town saved 500,000. Should they buy a house or a car?
I said: Neither. Invest in an asset with a 5% annual dividend yield. Earn 24,000 a year in dividends, reliably bringing in 2,000 a month.
In China, this 2,000 yuan means:
- Two daily rides with a 30 yuan ride-hailing service (no depreciation, fines, or scratches)
- Or renting a million-yuan apartment (no mortgage, no renovations, able to move anytime)
What is reality?
Buying a car = a bottomless pit of annual insurance, maintenance, fuel, and parking costs
Buying a house = a 30-year mortgage

. This morning, @vaneck_us reported that miners capitulated.
It is emphasized that Bitcoin's hash rate has decreased by 4% in a month, and historical patterns show that,
In this case, there is a 77% probability of an increase within 180 days, with an average increase of 72%.
Miner capitulation is indeed a bottom signal, but the issue with retail investors is not that they can't understand the signal.
In the morning, Xiao Shuai dissected the data from VanEck and discovered three overlooked key details.
Detail 1, a 77% probability corresponds to the data 180 days later.
VanEck's rese