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Entering 2026, will you still persist in trading?
Observing the trading community around me, this year's reality has been quite harsh—the majority of people have suffered significant losses. While scrolling through Twitter, I see voices of making money, but among friends who are still discussing trading and actively participating, the situation is completely different.
To be honest, I can't always make a profit every time myself. But over the years, my ROI has still been positive. What's the difference behind this? Perhaps it's trading ability. Many retail investors appear to be trading, but in reality, they are several dimensions apart from experienced traders.
So where are the real opportunities to make money this year? This is a question worth pondering for everyone still in the market. Some have exited, some are still exploring, and some have already found their rhythm. Will the market in 2026 make this kind of differentiation even more obvious?