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Today I took my students and did several trades. Only one trade had a loss. This time, when I bought, I told them it would go up. They all said it would go down. I said I’d enter the position—let’s see whether my analysis is right!
After buying, it was the first entry point. I made a little profit, then closed the position. Since I had to eat, I said I also saw 645-650 in the recap—that was right too!
Then it was the second buy and second sell! The overall logic was very clear. At 650, there’s no short—mainly because I was eating and couldn’t see it.
BTB research and investment training doesn’t just teach theory to students. Most importantly, it focuses on practical operation—what people call learning while making money. Today, over lunch, Xiao Yu paid. I wanted to pay, but he wouldn’t allow it. He said, “Coach, I’ve learned and I’ve also earned. I’ll treat!”
Learning isn’t the important part—turning what you learn into money is what matters most. I know the small haters will come to spray me. Either they’ll say, “Why didn’t you post it earlier? It’s on a one-minute level—I didn’t have time,” or they’ll say, “How are you so awesome—then why are you posting at all?” I just want to let people who learn and improve find a sense of belonging—can the ones who just leech match that?
If those haters still want to keep spraying, I can only say: you don’t even have the courage to come to the Chongqing offline meetup—so what are you talking about? Every sentence I said and every trade I made was done while I was in the office with the students. And my positions are much heavier than theirs—everyone can see that. The profits I make, I’ll share with the students too. My goal is simple: earn 600 RMB in one month!