Don't try to earn money from everything, as it will only disrupt your rhythm and may even lead to losing more than gaining.

Clearly understand the boundaries of your abilities and energy, and focus only on a few limited "hitting zones".

For example:

Level 1, I have a principle: if it's not the leading player in the field, I won't invest; that is the area for smaller investors to make money; for hot targets, if they exceed a certain market capitalization, I won't invest.

First, think clearly about what you won't do, and then you'll know what you should do. Everyone wants to buy in early on the targets that will have the highest growth later.

The wish is beautiful, but it's simply not achievable in reality.

In this meme ecology, there is a clear chain of dissemination and purchasing.

You need to figure out which segment you are playing in.

If you are playing in the small investor segment, then never regret whether you sold too soon;

If you are playing in the potential target segment, then never envy others for their lower costs.

Wanting everything will result in getting nothing.