If you can't make it in the crypto world, switch to the US stock market, I think the difficulty in the US stock market is so easy, just blindly buy more, and you won't lose money, right?

But the problem is, it's still stocks—some go up a lot, some go up a little, and some don't go up at all—how do you look at that?
If someone analyzes the technical aspects of US stocks, I can really laugh at him for a lifetime.
Any analysis of US stocks is basically like this: Li Lai, recently a research report proved that he is the one producing Simo Grelite, and this drug, besides weight loss, can also fight aging, which is considered a positive, so buy on dips.
For example, Sandisk's stock value is undervalued and will soon see a rebound because currently Sandisk's valuation for memory chips is the lowest.
Look, it's all the same—now I see the crypto KOLs, that set of "consensus," "FOMO," "drawing lines," doesn't work on the US stock side... or rather, it doesn't work in any mature financial market. It can only serve as a reference, and just a reference at that...
Are you afraid of high prices? The news flow in the US stock market is like this—look at which one dares to buy?
Hedge funds/investment management: Pershing Square (PS) +35.68%, Ackman's heavy holdings outperform expectations, activist investing style triggers stock price surge.
- Quantum computing/AI computing power: Xanadu (XNDU) +24.12%, quantum computing financing landing + technological breakthroughs, accelerating commercialization process.
- Cloud communication/AI applications: Twilio (TWLO) +23.83%, AI application integration drives a surge in customer communication demand, SaaS platform value revaluation.
- Social media/AI data: Reddit (RDDT) +13.07%, expansion of AI data licensing business, community content becomes a scarce resource for AI training.
- Cloud computing/GPU power: Nebius (NBIS) +11.76%, explosive demand for AI cloud services, global GPU cluster expansion accelerates.
- Optical communication/data centers: Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) +11.65%, optical module orders increase, high-speed interconnection demand for AI data centers is strong.
- Electrical equipment/AI data centers: nVent (NVT) +11.21%, global infrastructure demand is strong, data center orders grow significantly.
- Life sciences cloud/medical IT: Veeva (VEV) +10.02%, new drug R&D AI applications boost platform value.
- Cryptocurrency/cross-border payments: Circle Internet (CRCL) +9.71%, stablecoin compliance exceeds expectations, crypto market sentiment warms up.
- Healthcare/elderly care industry: BrightSpring (BTSG) +9.61%, under the aging trend, the demand for home care services continues to rise.
Talking all day about making money, even if making money, I still don’t see the US stock market falling, so I reallocate to the Nasdaq and S&P. Knowing that Google, Microsoft, and others will likely report good earnings, and they are standing there, I didn't buy.
Knowing the answer but still can't do well on the test—if you change circles, can you really make money?
I, anyway, don't have the ability to research US stocks, so I just focus on my crypto. When big shots tell me to buy something in the US stock market, I buy it. I still hold UnitedHealth from a few months ago, which is up 29.33%, and the bulk purchase I made is up 24.36%. It's so simple—big shots do the research, I just hold.
Can changing tracks change your fate?
I think, honestly, it really can't.