Teach you five tricks to easily grasp the market

First, never chase high prices; only buy low-priced varieties. As long as this variety is not too bad and won't be delisted by major exchanges, it will eventually rise in price sooner or later.

Second, do not do short-term trading in spot markets; focus on medium to long-term investments. We need to be mindful; short-term trading requires high skills, mindset, time, and energy, which makes it the most difficult. Retail investors have the advantage of time; just watch the weekly and daily low points and wait to enter.

Third, do not buy more than three varieties, and keep your investment within 500 million. Buying two varieties gives you a higher probability of doubling your investment compared to buying ten varieties.

Fourth, lower your expectations. Don't always think about making several times your investment in a year and then not selling when it rises, repeatedly going through ups and downs. If you can't sell, just wait for the main upward trend and sell when it approaches historical highs.

Fifth, reduce trading frequency. Retail investors shouldn't think about trading every day or every week; this will most likely lead to losses. Being in cash is indeed difficult, but it must be overcome. You can trade once a month, and each time aim to get it right.