2025-12-31 17:29:05

This year's annual statement is out. The dual-currency wealth management performed quite well, earning over $30,000. The key was a stable bottom-up approach, holding from 95k down to 82k before exiting, making a small profit. To be honest, the recent market has shown weakening profit-taking effects. The current strategy is to diversify—trading some swings in the traditional stock markets (A/H shares) while steadily increasing value through a certain exchange's wealth management products. Instead of waiting passively in a single market, it's better to diversify and wait for the wind to come. There should be a turning point in January; the return of liquidity is likely just a matter of these two months. Just endure this dormant period and avoid reckless moves.

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FundingMartyr

· 7h ago

Holding steady at 82k at the bottom is really solid, and this move is flawless... But to be honest, making money isn't as easy as it used to be now.

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AllInAlice

· 01-02 03:19

Wait until it hits 82k before selling. This strategy is decent, smarter than most people. But right now, the whole market is waiting for a turning point, and liquidity is really unpredictable.

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AllInDaddy

· 2025-12-31 17:45

Sticking to the bottom without greed—this is indeed tough. But the market is really exhausted right now; relying solely on the returns from financial products can't keep up with inflation at all.

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GweiWatcher

· 2025-12-31 17:40

Bottom support is really solid, and this wave of momentum is well grasped. But right now, I do feel a bit lazy and laid-back. --- 95k to 82k, quite brave. I’m still a bit hesitant, always trying to buy the dip but keep getting caught off guard. --- I’ve also been thinking about diversification strategies. It feels too risky to bet everything on a single market. --- 30,000 dollars, and it’s someone else’s account. I’m still waiting for liquidity to come back on my side. --- The key is mindset. Not many people would decisively sell at 82k. Most are holding on and still haven’t cut losses. --- Will January really turn around? I’m a bit skeptical. But the most important thing is to keep a cool head and not make reckless moves.

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ProposalManiac

· 2025-12-31 17:35

Bottoms hold until 82k before exiting. This kind of self-discipline is indeed stronger than most people. However, the idea of diversified allocation sounds a bit like endorsing the failure of a single strategy... Instead of spreading out more, it's better to ask yourself whether the correlations among these allocations are truly independent—aren't there many historical examples where numerous "diversified" allocations all blew up together in the face of black swan events?

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OPsychology

· 2025-12-31 17:34

The bottom support operation is good, but the current pace is indeed a bit dull. --- Wait, you only made 30,000? Why do I feel like making money these days is getting harder and harder. --- Diversified allocation is reliable; sticking to a single market is really asking for trouble. --- Will there really be a turning point in January? I’m starting to doubt these predictions more and more. --- Ran at 82k, quite brave haha. --- Having more touchpoints is a good strategy, but I’m worried that having too many might actually cause confusion. --- The incubation period is indeed spent like this, but "don’t move recklessly" is easy to say but hard to do.

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