Recently, I noticed my wife hasn't been paying much attention to stocks or listening to stock analysis anymore.

When I asked her repeatedly, she said she got caught in a trap.
I asked if she blamed the teacher, and she said the teacher is a good person.
It's just that I didn't sell in time and didn't keep up with the rhythm.
Yes, the stocks the teacher calls out do indeed go up for a day or two each time.
Otherwise, why would people spend money to join the group and follow the trades?
But once you get on board, he will remind you when to sell, or maybe during the live broadcast.
You can watch the teacher's live stream without missing a single session.
The teacher makes a living from live streaming, broadcasting 8 hours a day.
There are so many stocks recommended, but the few words about following the trades are all you get.
The teacher has recorded videos; if you didn't keep up, that's your problem.
Not listening to the teacher and just following the overall market index, you can make 50% a year (A-shares have generally been upward over the past year).
Following the teacher, buying in, feeling happy a couple of days ago, stocks did go up, but I didn't sell, now it's down 30%.
Want to sell but don't want to move.
You ask the teacher, and he just replies with that phrase: miss the best entry point or stop-loss, just hold on.
This is the current situation.
Actually, after doing live streaming for these years, if you ask me, I would say the same