SNDK SanDisk Try to keep trading simple, especially when it comes to a market-leading stock that everyone is watching. What defines a market leader? It’s the one that rises sharply and falls sharply. When the whole market is paying attention and trading is active, it shows that the trend is smooth. At this point, when it rises, it’s a real rise; when it falls, it’s a real fall. Looking back at this round of stocks that have gone up several times to even 100x, like SanDisk, Micron, SK Hynix, etc., you’ll notice that the easiest way for ordinary people to profit is through smooth upward trends. In other words: retail investors lose money in bull markets because they act impulsively, try to catch bottoms, think the trend is over, or believe it’s hit the bottom. They sell, then chase again. Big profits come from holding steady and selling only when the trend weakens. Trends are always a “bet.” For example, you couldn’t have known that AXTI would go up 100x last year, and you can’t know if SanDisk will double again after opening a long position this time. We’re here to speculate, and if you want to profit, you need to open positions. So, based on trends as the core, we’ve built a trading strategy with a positive return expectation. This strategy allows us to maximize the efficiency of executing our trading logic. Just like a casino, we start running our trading system, execute it with determination, and overcome all the challenges we face along the way. This trend-following theory has been almost perfectly demonstrated in SanDisk’s price movements. TG group link in the bio.