"The Ultimate Guide to Making Money in the Stock Market"

Tip 1: Follow the trend, don't fight it

Listen up, don't hardball the market!

When the market goes up, you go up too. If it doesn't, don't mess around.

The trend is your friend, not just some motivational speech, but a lifeline.

Making money in a bull market is so easy you don't even need to think.

🔑 Remember: Big money is made by riding the trend. Fighting it will only get you slapped in the face.

Tip 2: Choose industries wisely, don't buy randomly

Don't buy industries that are dying!

Newspaper companies? No way, nobody reads them.

AI? Yes, money and talent are flowing in.

💡 Formula: Riding the wave > Swimming against the wind
Strong industry = correct direction = easy to make money
Weak industry = you're jumping into a fire pit = money burns fast

Tip 3: Buy the leaders, buy the right position

Remember, people only remember the first place. If you buy second place, don't hold out hope.

Leading stocks = market attention + money + ability to make more money

Buy point? When the stock price consolidates and breaks out.

Don't understand? Walk sideways = gather strength, then surge upward = buy point.

⚠ Don't blindly chase the rally, you'll get slapped.
Set stop-losses properly; small losses save your life.

Tip 4: Hold onto profits, cut losses quickly

Don't cling to battles!

Right move: profit from it to death.

Wrong move: cut it immediately.

Low win rate? No problem, your risk-reward ratio matters.

Formula: Small loss of 10%, big gain of 30% → mathematically, you win.
Don't hold onto big gains and accept small losses? You're asking for trouble.

Tip 5: Stop-loss, the only thing you can control

You can't control whether it goes up or down, when it will go up.
The only thing you can control is when to get out.

The more you lose, the harder it is to turn around.

No stop-loss = waiting to die.

Stop-loss = survive, then have a chance to earn again.

Summary in one sentence: Follow the trend, choose strong industries, buy the leaders, buy at the right point, cut small losses quickly, hold onto big gains.