In 2019, my stock account had 2.4 million yuan, a small portion of which was in Yangtze Power. I sold it all because I felt it was too slow. Then I aggressively traded in consumer and healthcare stocks. After the pandemic, I only had a little over 1 million yuan left. If I had blindly bought Yangtze Power in 2019, its market value today would be 5.58 million yuan. The whole process was painless. Slow and steady wins the race – this is a lesson I learned with a large sum of money. So now I frequently apply the brakes and stop trading. No matter how many calls my brokerage account manager makes today, I won't trade. I only buy and trade once or twice a year; otherwise, I don't even look at my account. Last year was a good year for the cryptocurrency market, but I was prepared to apply the brakes this year. I'm not so anxious, and I don't want to try to profit from every single trade. This year, my main strategy is to aim for steady gains and avoid losses.

Just like if you hold BTC now, the outcome will be completely different a few years from now.

Years later, I opened my account: Where's my money?!