Sometimes when I see comments from friends saying my posts are too long and boring, I’ve doubted myself too—wondering if what I write is really that hard to read. I’ve tried to change, but honestly, I’m not some genius trader. I can’t provide precise entry points in a super concise way; I just don’t have that skill. What I enjoy is explaining my understanding of the market, using that understanding to set investment targets, and making judgments about the market based on it. What I want to share isn’t just the conclusions I’ve reached, but the process of how I got there. Yes, it’s a bit lengthy, and yes, it’s hard to change. Maybe I can’t help you make fivefold, tenfold, or hundredfold returns in a short time. What I can do might be slow, but it’s steady. It might not bring high returns, but it can handle large funds. It might not include detailed entry points, but the content I share is never vague or ambiguous. I’m not a genius trader, nor am I the chosen one of this era. I’m just an ordinary person—no special talent. But even someone as average as me can make money, so you definitely can too. For ordinary people, survival is the most important thing. Your mediocrity and ordinariness might not be enough to support you through repeated comebacks. This post is sponsored by Bitget ｜ @Bitget_zh