Newcomers want to make money by “copying homework”? Suggestions I saw on Gate Plaza

There are daily posts on Gate Plaza that share holdings and analysis. Beginners can easily end up buying just by following others. I’ve also been through the “copying homework” phase myself. After reading other people’s analysis too many times, you end up buying along without noticing.

So what’s the problem? When you’re copying homework, you only know what other people bought, but you don’t know why they bought at that price. You don’t know how long they plan to hold. You also don’t know how much drawdown they can tolerate. You搬 over other people’s decisions directly, but you don’t have their decision-making background or logic.

In the end, it looks like this: when others’ positions drop, they dare to add to their holdings; when yours drops, you’re afraid to cut your losses. When others’ prices rise, they continue holding; when yours rises just a bit, you want to run. The same stock can lead to completely different returns.

When I read analysis posts on Gate Plaza, it’s mainly to broaden my thinking. When I see someone being optimistic about a stock, I’ll go research the financial reports myself and study the business and the competitive landscape.

The value of this Gate activity isn’t to help you find “homework” you can copy. Instead, it helps you gradually build your own analytical framework by following other people’s analytical thought processes. Keep looking at different viewpoints, and slowly form your own ideas—that’s real progress.

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