Teach you five easy tricks to grasp the market

First, never chase high prices; only buy low-value varieties. As long as this variety is not too trashy and won't be delisted, it will eventually rise with the market.

Second, do not engage in short-term trading with spot goods; focus on medium to long-term investments. We need to be mindful, as short-term trading demands high levels of skill, mindset, time, and energy. The greatest advantage for retail investors is time; just wait for the right moments to enter based on weekly and daily low points.

Third, do not buy more than three varieties within 500 million. Do not exceed three varieties; the probability of doubling your investment by buying two varieties simultaneously is higher than that of buying ten.

Fourth, lower your expectations. Don't always think about buying something that will multiply several times in a year and then not sell when it rises, repeatedly riding the roller coaster. If you can't sell, wait until the main upward trend approaches historical highs to sell.

Fifth, reduce trading frequency. Retail investors should not think about trading every day or every week. This will likely lead to losses. It is indeed tough to be out of the market, but you must overcome it. You can trade once a month and make precise decisions each time.