2026-01-09 11:31:25

The trading progress for the first week of the new year is now available, and the market index has ushered in its strongest start in history. The sector performance is overwhelmingly positive, with only 5 sectors experiencing a countertrend decline, and the number of individual stocks in the red is also less than 700. What does this pattern mean? Frequent rotation, with profit-making effects scattered across all corners.

Some people see this prosperity and start to act recklessly, but there's no need. Sticking to the established direction, maintaining your strategy, and resisting the impulse to make frequent adjustments is the right approach. Market opportunities are indeed abundant, but greed can be overwhelming. Clear trading logic and a stable mindset are the foundation of making money. Keep going next week, stay disciplined.

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MEVHunterZhang

· 01-09 16:24

Greedy people can't chew everything, this saying really hit home for me. Recently, I've been itching to copy others' work. Discipline is really difficult; looking at a screen full of opportunities is exhausting. Resisting the impulse to rebalance is easier said than done, everyone. Sticking to the strategy can lead to profits? Then this round of adjustment was really unfair. With such frequent rotations, who can keep up? Anyway, I still stick to my logic.

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-09 12:00

Good market conditions always test human nature. I just want to see who can hold on without moving.

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OPsychology

· 01-09 12:00

Alright, stop watching the excitement. Self-control is the key to success. I'm just asking, can you really resist this wave of temptation? Greed is truly the enemy of making money, and I'm increasingly convinced of that. More opportunities actually make it easier to fall into traps. Staying steady is winning. Mindset is worth much more than skills, that's no lie. If you see a screen full of green, raise your hand if you want to go all in. Discipline, it's easy to talk about but hard to do, everyone. Actually, the hardest part isn't finding opportunities, but not chasing after them. Self-control is something you can't see in normal times; it's revealed in downturns.

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CompoundPersonality

· 01-09 11:49

Greedy and unable to chew thoroughly, I guess I’ll die here haha Holding onto one direction is really harder than anything else; just itching to move positions With such a strong start, there's a good chance I’ll get slapped in the face next week Discipline? Where’s my discipline... Just looking at the market this week gave me a backache, and I still want to stay calm Only 700 green plates? Then I must be incredibly unlucky to step on that Sticking to a strategy sounds simple, but when it’s time to choose, I forget everything Frequent rotations are probably the reason for cutting losses, I understand this best People with stable mindsets are tough, I belong to the type that often invites trouble

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SerumSquirter

· 01-09 11:47

Greedy people can't chew everything, you're so right. I'm that fool who wants to copy everything I see. Initially, I chased whatever was rising, but what happened? I lost everything. Mindset is really more valuable than skills. This sentence hit me right in the heart. Following a strategy is really difficult. This round's start was really fierce, but I also feel there are many traps. The words "willpower" sound simple, but actually practicing it is really torturous. I'm still too greedy; I will definitely change next year.

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