Don't rush into work; that's the mark of a true expert

Today, sitting at my desk, the screen lights up, and my heartbeat races faster than coffee. The question arises: go all in or stay on the sidelines?
①【Holiday Battle Report】
I'm a "meat-eating stand-by player" during the Spring Festival. I haven't moved my positions recklessly, but the pre-planned targets have given me small bonuses. The only lesson: the most dangerous thing during holidays isn't volatility, but boredom. Itchy fingers are often more terrifying than market trends.
②【TradFi Lucky Cat】
In the TradFi sector, I favor "liquidity entry products." Whoever can lower the barriers will have the traffic dividend. In an era where everything is on-chain, the real dark horse isn't the flashiest, but the smoothest.
③【First Day of Work】
I won't go all in on my first trade. Markets often experience "emotional catch-up" after the holiday, but they can also surge and then fall back. The smart approach is: build a solid base position first, then wait for confirmation. Position management is the most important risk control talisman in the Year of the Horse.
④【Macro Catcher】
The trend of the US stock market has been changing frequently lately, especially news related to AI and interest rates that move the market the most. As long as liquidity isn't significantly tightening, risk assets won't fully retreat. But before jumping in, think clearly: is this a trend start or just an emotional rebound?
The real "good start" on the first day back isn't profit, but avoiding mistakes. #马年开工第一帖