TomorrowInvestmentDiar

Is the war over? Things are finally starting to get better, 🤣🤣🤣

Last night, I was having dinner with a friend at a hotel, and we had a heated discussion about asset allocation;
His view was to buy well-located commercial properties, while my view was to buy income-generating assets with growth potential over 5-10 years;
In the end, neither of us convinced the other😀;
The takeaway is that within your own industry, sticking to your confidence is reasonable;

Go home, turn on the computer, open AICOIN, and check the crypto market. Besides looking at the BTC price, I have no other interest. Does this mean the bear market is almost over?

Everyone, I reflect on myself and realize I have a bit of a sharp tongue. I need to change this habit. Please supervise me.

I have a feeling the market is about to explode with a big move, waiting for the news.

Why are people generally not interested in buying funds in the crypto space? Because during the first 10 years of rapid growth in crypto, they all thought they were better than the professionals.

In 2026, there are too many uncertainties. The best strategy is to accumulate the most core assets in each sector in batches and focus on deleveraging.

All major losses originate from over-idealizing a project after understanding it too deeply, isn't that right?

Last week I participated in the defense of 4000 points;
Today I participated in the defense of 3800 points;
In the future I still have to participate in the defense of 3600 points, 3400 points, 3200 points, 3000 points, I was wrong, give me back my money😂;

I cannot be biased against A-shares because I love this land, and I hope it gets better;

I also want to learn from Buffett and Duan Yongping - buy and hold long-term, don't look at K-line charts, and hold firmly as long as the company's fundamentals don't change. But when looking at the charts, it's clear the price is about to drop - it takes willpower to resist the urge to sell. It's so against human nature😂😂😂

The market took a dive again this afternoon. I don't dare to average down on tech stocks below 4000 that are underwater—they were all chased at highs, and I have no confidence in them. But pork stocks? I dare to add to those. You can eat them and still make a comeback, and it gives me peace of mind.

Tencent and Alibaba released their financial reports and subsequently declined. Both have entered the ideal position-building range. Which one would you choose?

If BTC has another bull market cycle, this time for position building, I'll conservatively adopt dollar-cost averaging and abandon the previous two rounds' aggressive all-in bottom-fishing approach;
First, at ideal prices (BTC breaks the 7-5K range), I'll implement a 3-5 layer DCA strategy;
With USD-denominated capital driving the market, there's some opacity I can't quite see through, but I believe BTC is a good asset. At least I believe there's still one more bull market wave in the future;
Regarding the bottom of this bear market, just like the top of the recent bull market I mentioned befo

I just started investing in A-shares half a month ago, and now we’re about to fight to defend the 4,000-point level🤣🤣🤣