TingHu♪
TingHu♪|May 23, 2026 07:23
Comments like this are not a joke. I am afraid that what I say later may be hurtful, so I would like to make it clear. I have said many times before, don't look for gold in the garbage dump, that would be talking about garbage coins. I like Strong Zhuang coins, and I believe everyone still has a deep impression of these. Is the overall A-share market in recent years considered a garbage area? Are there any good sectors in A-shares that can be used by groups to make money? It is obvious that there is, even in the past, more so in recent years. I used to say that most groups couldn't beat Bitcoin, and most people only need to do trend buying and selling of Bitcoin once a cycle, but what was the result? Many people still gamble on small knockoffs and contracts, right? So, is it the fault of A-shares that most people don't make money in A-shares? Are there many stocks in the AI sector of A-shares? Is it enough to make you feel dazzled? Buying any combination can make money, and there are also many ETFs related to various indices. How did they rise in the past? Is the capacity large or not? Go take a look, don't let prejudice cover your eyes. Aren't these all collective opportunities? Many people who recommend the US stock market and regret not buying it also see the relatively good rise in the US stock market in their eyes? I'm not saying that the US stock market is bad. I even mentioned that there are some stocks in the US stock market that enjoy the resources of the world, so the space is greater. I simply believe that some people have serious biases. Especially for those who have failed to invest in cryptocurrency, thinking that they can choose value investing by going to the US stock market, but forgetting that they are a gambler themselves. Wherever a gambler goes, they gamble. If they want to make a big profit and directly turn things around, what good results can such gamblers have?
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