Be cautious and cautious, the goal is almost achieved

Last year, I was admitted to the graduate program at Wuhan University. The tuition is too expensive, so I need to increase income and reduce expenses to cover it.

I’ve been battered in the A-share market for a long time, feeling like there was no hope. Thanks to the Hong Kong and U.S. stock markets, they opened a window for me, allowing me to embrace the stock market. I couldn’t help but exclaim many times that as long as I don’t play A-shares, I’ve already beaten 80% of retail investors.

Starting to explore the Hong Kong and U.S. stock markets, I saw infinite hope. I set myself a seemingly impossible goal: to earn enough for the 120K MEM tuition.

Now, with 300K HKD in capital and almost maxed-out leverage, I’m getting closer and closer to this 120K profit target.

Leverage is painful, especially during pullbacks, so I strictly buy low and sell high to reduce leverage and protect profits.

Among my current gains, the U.S. market has been the most profitable, especially Tesla, NVIDIA, and Apple—I absolutely love these three stocks.

Finally, I’d like to thank God for giving me investment returns without losing my principal. Be cautious and avoid greed, because the love of money is the root of all evil.