After waking up from a nap, Niu Hui and everyone got excited again. Looking back, the market crash on April 8th may have been a long time ago, but in reality, it has only been two weeks. I just saw the sentence summarized by @ HAZENREE_, and I deeply feel the same way. I have been operating in a simple way, but I have not been able to write it concisely. Take a casual note of your recent thoughts on cultivation trading: In recent practice, I have increasingly realized that trading is about the positive and negative premiums of emotions. The closer I am to the market, the more focused I am, and the more I can feel the back and forth reversal of emotions. Just like coaxing a girl, the more you care about her and spend more time with her, the more you understand her temperament. With some small expressions and gestures, you can sense her thoughts, whether it's going to turn cloudy or angry? It cannot be said that guessing correctly every time, but your chances of successfully coaxing her will indeed increase. For example, recently Binance changed the listing threshold, which suddenly broke the pricing model of the knockoff market and had a huge emotional impact on the entire knockoff market. Following @ xiaomucrypto's empty knockoff to make money is easy money. But as the emotions heal, it is clear that at some point in time, the knockoff has become a hard mode, and Kawaki's knockoff empty ETF has also failed several times. It is time to stop or do the opposite. He also keenly changed his strategy, which is the quality of top traders. I didn't blindly follow his orders, but learning from his operations did improve my short-term trading weaknesses. Small coins and new coins are also easily influenced by various factors such as market makers, chip distribution, and fundamentals of unexpected events. The more liquid and valuable the coin, the greater the difficulty of manipulation and the greater the emotional impact. Why do we often see people saying that they don't need to trade too many times? Because there are not many times when the overall market sentiment is extreme. The more extreme it is, the less likely it is to be judged as interfering factors. When emotions are extreme, it is enough to dare to take action and place heavy bets a few times a year. Trading at other times would be great as an added bonus. For example, if Da Bing is becoming stronger now, will Shanzhai follow suit? Which ones will follow? Do they have any funds on hand and have they accumulated enough chips? It depends on whether your research skills are up to par, it's also quite refreshing.