You always ask me if I can chase AI targets, I can't give an answer.

I personally can't hold onto my positions when I chase high; I'm always doing T (trading).
You followed my advice and got in, but you ran too slow and lost money.
You're upset, and I feel guilty.
My training content can share trading methods, and if you find it useful, you can practice it.
I gave you some to buy, but I also need to guide you on selling.
I can't be a signal provider anymore; I can't do that.
It's like Bitcoin at 100K, you ask if I can get in, I can only say I bought it cheap and haven't sold because I didn't see a bottom signal.
But if I were to chase high, I also wouldn't be able to pull the trigger.
Most likely, I would still trade based on trading mindset, with a high buying cost, and I can't confidently hold onto it.
Just like my TSLA, which was my first stock I built a position in the US stock market.
I've held it until now, and my cost has been decreasing through T.
The first buy-in was at 275, and my T costs are still lowering.
I can hold because my cost is low enough, and I believe it will continue to rise in the future.
What about you?
I bought Nvidia at $200.
Although I chased high, I also made corresponding add-on points and stop-loss lines.