Yesterday, a bunch of KOLs said the U.S. stock market had topped out, AI was doomed, and a correction was coming.

Today, it hit a new high again.
Everyone's investment approach should have their own independent thinking model; most are newcomers from the crypto world to the U.S. stock market, acting as if they have as much research on the stock index as experts.
Listening to crypto KOLs, isn't there only one way?
Chase the rally, cut losses during a correction, then chase again.
I played like that for the first half of the year, losing about 50,000, otherwise I could have had 3-4 times the returns this year.
Because I initially invested 1 million in U.S. stocks, lost 200,000, then added 500,000, ending up losing 500,000, and finally added 1.6 million.
If I hadn’t made reckless moves, I should have over 3 million now.
Hynix at 20, doubled to 40; SNDK over 500; MU at 300; AOI at 50.
Sold many positions at a profit.
The reason I mentioned before is that I played a lot in the crypto world—when I lost 20%, I was quick to cut losses.
In U.S. stocks, it's about leading stocks—buy more as they fall.
In crypto, when it drops, you must cut losses.
The fundamental strategies are different.
Earlier crypto secondary KOLs, one day bullish, the next bearish—regardless of rise or fall, they hold positions.
If you trust them, you're lucky.
The only person I think is truly impressive in transitioning from crypto to U.S. stocks is Teacher Chuan Mu.
He genuinely uses his positions to verify his ideas—really impressive!!!!