😃I've told many of my die-hard fans that the world is now just a huge mess. Many countries act like kids playing house, so don't just rely on news to trade stocks, because they can manufacture whatever you want. If you don't believe me, look at the recent talks between Langzi and the US, jumping back and forth again and again. You must understand the mouth of the 'Yellow Hair'. He probably couldn't even borrow a power bank in our 'East Big'.

Currently, the two most suitable operations for the market are: 1️⃣ If you have time and market sense given the current situation, do ultra-short term trading. Don't dwell on long or short, just make a profit. Earn a bit and run. Focus on regular stocks, leverage isn't a big problem either, just be afraid of getting the short-term option direction wrong 😖 2️⃣ If you have no time but plenty of capital, find large-cap stocks that recover quickly, get in at low levels 🚗, add on dips and hold patiently. As long as there's no so-called 18-year cycle financial crisis, the problem isn't big.

Getting back on topic, entering today's pre-market summary: On the last trading day of last week, I already liquidated my positions, swapping all the remaining capital for long calls and short-term calls on the 'little checkmark'. I also bought some OK2, starting my 'jungle recovery' 🩸 schedule again. Every time, I liquidate when only 1/16th of the principal is left.

$Tesla(TSLA.US) Overall, Lazi (Tesla) rises and falls with the broader market, which is okay compared to other stocks. Year-over-year, it's in a growth state compared to the same time last year. Currently, although global fuel prices have risen, which in theory should benefit new energy vehicles, the competitive pressure might be too high now. Also, Lazi stopped caring about car sales long ago, so the stock hasn't formed its own trend. However, trading the range between 355-380 in this market is still quite nice. You can convert Lazi's 2x yourself.

$Broadcom(AVGO.US) I've already taken profits on Tongzi's (Broadcom) options. Originally 90% profit, but my 'bigger picture' thinking reduced it to 10%. This market made me laugh. Chip stocks competed for a year, and who would have thought the winner in the end would be memory chips.

$Amazon(AMZN.US) Amazon couldn't break through 215.5, so I cut all my short-term options 😰 Turned a profit into a loss.

$Microsoft(MSFT.US) Old Soft (Microsoft) ate up 50% of my position, all at $0.01 now, beyond recovery 😰

$Netflix(NFLX.US) In the end, Feizi (Netflix) is still the most stable. It pains me every day, selling the long calls on Feizi back then and switching to Old Soft.

$Nike(NKE.US) Currently, the option positions have basically been switched to the 'little checkmark', a mix of long and short term, holding steadily and waiting for the flowers to bloom.

$Rocket Lab(RKLB.US) Little Rocket's 🚀 performance has always been impeccable. Those who listened to me and added positions around $56 back then, whether in regular stock or options, could make a tidy profit. But I didn't liquidate at the time and had no money to get in 🚗, just quietly waiting for the next opportunity!

$Oklo(OKLO.US)$MP Materials(MP.US)

These two energy stocks are the only regular stocks I currently hold 😰 Got into OK2 at $5.2 last Thursday, looking for a chance to exit today 🚗 and then stay in cash waiting for an opportunity. Little MP regular stock stays put.$Defiance Daily Target 2X Long OKLO ETF(OKLL.US)

The above are all my personal views and should not be taken as investment advice for anyone, haha 😄