I totally agree. Be more objective.
After all, everyone is here to trade US stocks, so they should be investors with their own ideas. It's important to gain knowledge and make money in the stock market. Who isn't here to make money?
But! Whether you're trying to guide others or being guided by others, you should first recognize what kind of game you're playing and what role you have in it, just as the big shot @輸棟樓的韭菜 said.
Trying to persuade people not to buy stocks is the same as trying to persuade them to buy.
Trying to tell others they'll lose money is the same as trying to tell them they'll make money.
If you come to the investment market without your own understanding and blindly follow others, you deserve to be scammed. Of course, Longbridge has a great environment with many anti-scam fighters, which helps maintain a positive atmosphere. There are also many big shots here, allowing newbies to learn.
What makes someone a big shot?
Just like social ratings, it's often easily influenced by the size of their capital.
But personally, I think big shots are just like us newbies—they're also struggling and trying to survive and grow in the market.
It's naturally awesome when big shots are willing to share their insights! Whether they do it out of a desire to share or for other purposes, in an information-flowing community like this, their posts have influence once they're seen.
It's also great when newbies are willing to read and participate, whether they genuinely want to learn about investing or just hope to ride the wave for some gains.
But when big shots try to force their ideas on others or drop hints, it's just as ridiculous as newbies thinking they've received some divine command to buy or sell.
Who do you think you are? Even Jesse Livermore, after years of trading, only said he beat the market a few times. Are you better than Livermore? Are you the god of the capital market, commanding light and money at will? Or are you just a slave to the market, jumping at every rumor as if it were a divine order, only to blame the messenger when things go wrong?
Why bother? We're all independent individuals with our own thoughts and should take responsibility for our words and actions.
Of course, if you want to be a scammer, a trendsetter, or a hero… go ahead. That's beyond what a useless nobody like me in the market can comment on. I'm just a small-time newbie who didn't make enough in the Chinese market and is now trying to earn a modest living in the US market.
No malicious intent toward anyone.
I truly appreciate those who share their views.
But the market doesn't care who you are. Neither does money.
@岩山之上 Your original intention is very firm, clear and kind! Salute to you!!! 🫡 Disputes, even slander and abuse, are obviously due to investors' lack of basic investment knowledge and experience, and even the necessary logical thinking and judgment ability, not to mention the blind following and FOMO caused by psychological fluctuations. This is a failure of our education, not your responsibility. Please relax. So, can we avoid such unnecessary trouble? Is it possible to present it in a neutral, systematic, professional and data-driven way without personal emotions, so as to achieve both a kind warning and a more professional self? If so, what indicators, explanations and framework should be considered? I think this is the direction that all the top earners on Longbridge and all investors who no longer want to be naive investors should work towards 🧭. It is also the mission of a responsible and visionary leader like you to lead the majority of investors on Longbridge to quickly transform from novices into a more professional investment group (obviously you have thought about it and done it, haven't you? Then, come on👏). Why can't we work together to create relatively rigorous, professional and non-emotional individual stock investment strategies? Why don't we discuss and design it together at this point in time? Instead of wasting time on meaningless personal emotional expression, why not think together about how to avoid the next mistake and risk control? Let me put forward some immature ideas: For example, 1. Someone needs to make systematic trading experience sharing and strategy guidance for individual stocks; 2. For the buying and selling behavior to be released, it is best to have clear information: a. Screenshot of the stock option order bought by the sharer (to help fans clarify the buying target and price range judgment); b. Selling tips (the sharer's expected profit target, stop-profit/stop-loss price range and selling reasons); c. Risk warning ⚠️ (gradually establish a scoring system through the discovered phenomena, measure the risk level through the score value, and continuously collect everyone's opinions through investor voting and other methods to improve this system, and gradually form a relatively standard indicator. Publish the value and the winning rate of the investment target instead of simple directional investment advice) 🤔 If you think it is necessary, then discuss it and give your reasonable suggestions, let's make money and big money without any trouble! What are you waiting for? ✅ I'm talking to you! Come and say something!!! 😊
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