Actually, when people are engaged in financial trading, it's very easy to fall into a mindset of luck or misconceptions. They think that Long Er or niche-related stocks tend to rise more because they can wait for others to lift them up.

The reality is that large funds won't go into Long Er or niche stocks; these targets are basically PvP among retail investors. So the chances of winning are low, but of course, once you win, the multiplier is higher.
But there's a hidden prerequisite here: our principal is limited. That’s why I repeatedly emphasize buying leading stocks, because to some extent, the priority of investment certainty outweighs the return rate.
Of course, some people say that life is a gamble, and if you're going to gamble, gamble big. This mindset will definitely lead to financial ruin. Because once you develop this mentality, when faced with choices, you'll always choose to take risks. Just one wrong bet can easily lead to total loss.
So, why should trading follow the right path, maintain good intentions, and buy good stocks? The right path is leading stocks, good intentions mean everyone makes money together, and good stocks are non-PvP because truly good stocks can create social value.