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Li Bojie accuses DeepSeek of having issues, claiming he was offended and asking everyone to help expose it. Du Jun then stands up to accuse Li Bojie of lacking contract spirit, saying he took the money and ran. Everyone knows Du Jun too well; his reputation is not high, and he's no pushover either. So the spectators and retail investors are only useful at times like this; usually, they just get taken advantage of, but now that something happens, they call on everyone to help protect their rights. Where were they before?

The era of blindly buying and profiting is over. In a bull market, the first half rewards courage, and the second half begins to reward skill. The US stock market rally is definitely not over yet; next comes the time to truly test one's ability. The market will be more volatile and divergent; the test is no longer about whether you dare to charge in, but about position management, mindset, stock selection ability, and patience. The warm-up is over; the real game begins.

I came across a clip of Fengge, and he said, "Life is the real currency." Thinking about it, the quality time of life is really between the ages of 30 and 50, about 7,000-odd days. Before 30, you have awareness but no money; by 40, you have money but no energy. Your savings are dwindling day by day, and you're anxious. Life is slipping away day by day, but you couldn't care less. Life isn't that bad—work hard, live seriously, and screw everything else.

After watching many matchmaking bloggers, you'll notice many older single women. Being older is actually the least of their problems; many of them live in a fantasy world. If you ever know a wealthy person, you should understand their mate selection logic: Among young women, choose the most attractive; among the attractive, filter for the most innocent; among the relatively innocent, pick the one with the best family background.

Dollar-cost averaging into the Nasdaq for 30 years—can you really stick with it? But the moment you bring up paying off a mortgage for 30 years, everyone suddenly has extra energy.
Investing in the Nasdaq for 30 years will definitely yield higher returns than buying a house—however, don’t even talk about being able to “stick with it”; most people won’t do that.
Other than the fact that a house lets you live in it, it really isn’t a question of returns.
Paying off a mortgage for 30 years is painful just to think about—but that pain is certain. Even if most of what you’re paying is interes

Here's a controversial opinion: ChangXin Memory Technologies may be giving a chance to get on board with $MU and $DRAM . It's another round of emotional valuation cuts that won't shake the foundation of the big three. Just like DeepSeek's impact on Nvidia during the Spring Festival of 2025, after the panic, it quickly returns to proper valuation. Miss this opportunity, and you'll likely be kicking yourself later.

SpaceX Starship wreckage, priced at 1.2 million

How can there still be people bottom-fishing $CRCL ? Cheap stocks are only good because they’re cheap, but they could get even cheaper. The essence of buying US stocks is buying future sustainable growth and cash flow, not betting on short-term rebounds. Circle’s main income is still interest rates plus interest on USDC reserves, and that’s not unique either. If it weren’t for stocks related to the crypto space, there wouldn’t be this much discussion. Erase the pair.

Many people have a sense of shame about making money. They look down on small money, thinking "Is it worth my while?" In fact, many big directions and big results are achieved through the accumulation or exploration of small amounts of money. Especially in this AI era, there are actually many very small, fragmented ways to make money. Help others build an AI tool, generate cartoon-style avatars for others, create a niche content tool...

After the World Cup entered the knockout stage, the odds fluctuations became significantly larger. Yesterday's England match was really exciting, with odds jumping back and forth, almost losing to Congo😅. On leveraged prediction platforms like OmenX, the volatility is more intense than in the group stage, and they have also launched activities with larger prize pools. The prize pool is $3 million, with 3 ways to participate. New users get 10U upon registration, and they can earn up to 560U through trading activities.

One-person companies are becoming a key strategy for major cities to compete for AI talent. Beijing has provided concrete policy support: college students who successfully register are given 100k RMB. AI tool subsidies cover 50%, with a maximum annual subsidy of 2 million RMB. Housing assistance is also offered. By encouraging this lightweight form of entrepreneurship, employment pressure can be alleviated, since as long as you register—regardless of profitability—you are not counted as unemployed.

Oh no, oh no—this is good now.
If it keeps dropping further, the year-end rebalancing could knock it out of the Nasdaq index. One has already been removed from multiple Russell Growth Indexes; with liquidity worsening ➕ and a double debuff from passive selling pressure. The crypto family is surrounded on all sides—looks like their home stocks are about to get knocked back to their roots.

Han Hong Foundation's annual revenue is 780 million yuan, and she actually took 500 million yuan for financial management, not to mention how much water is in the spending😂
From the Red Cross Society to the China Children and Teenagers' Fund, China's charitable organizations really cannot withstand scrutiny; this is precisely where blockchain should be most applied.

Aesthetics have completely turned into something old-fashioned—so I went to BC and bought myself an old man’s outfit.
This year, vests are especially popular. Of course, the most badass one is that 2X Hynix 7709 item.
Which US stock platform can make more stuff like this? It’ll definitely get snatched up.

Just now I was playing ball nearby, and when I drove out, it was completely gridlocked, they said it was due to traffic control🤣 I roughly heard what it's about—a few suburban airports allow you to learn to fly airplanes, and they should all be shut down in the future, just like drones, completely banned from flying in Beijing.

After Micron's Q3 earnings report, what should investors really be paying attention to??
The memory sector now is no longer just about Micron itself, but about whether tech giants like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle are still willing to continue expanding their AI capital expenditures. $MU
It's a bit like Tesla in 2021. At that time, everyone was trading Tesla on the surface, but in reality, they were trading the penetration rate of electric vehicles.