[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Wey How [@wey_how12640](/creator/twitter/wey_how12640) on x 2925 followers Created: 2025-07-18 00:30:16 UTC 7/17/2025 What I Let Go to an EC New ATH close A) I woke up to another new ATH in my portfolio X. $PLTR new ATH X. $NVDA new ATH X. $HOOD new ATH X. $COIN new closing ATH X. $ORCL new ATH X. $GEV new ATH X. $CLS new closing ATH X. $SPOT position trade, earnings 7/29 X. $NFLX position trade, just released earnings XX. $NU new entry today (thesis given), replacing $RBRK B) I follow my own advices posted X days ago 1) Zoom out 2) PB is normal 3) Stocks > Index 4) Rotation is normal 5) Trade What You See 6) Each time is unique 7) Fix Up Your Process 8) Buy right and sit tight 9) Each trader/ investor is different 10) Anything can happen. Be flexible. C) My Personal Let Go 1) Let go of bad trades When you should exit a trade, you must go. Just conclude it and move on to the next trade with a good mental state. 2) Let go of chasing every setup and opportunity Don't be pulled into chasing a trade, just because you see that everyone is posting the +50% move and how they have predicted it well. There are many stocks that move a lot every day. You can't catch them all. There is no XXX% certainty in trading outcome. Most often than not, the next trade that you chased is the one that hurt you instead of rewards you. Most of the smaller caps don't have what it takes for the long run. You need to pass on most of the trades, and only focus on what you are best at. IMO trade/ invest only in names that align with your personal cognition and investment style e.g. Warren Buffett passed on $MSFT but invested in $COKE. In terms of holding, I let go of diversification. At times I juggle up to XX names depending on the context, but usually my top X holdings already weight 50%-80% of my exposure, and they consistently contributed to my gains over a period of time. With lesser names, you build on your knowledge, familiarity and conviction in them, fundamentally or technically. 3) Let go of chasing perfection I am not a technical nor detailed person. For my style, I only need to be 模糊的正確 ("broadly correct", I think I heard this phrase from @TheMarketMemo). Catch the big wave instead of worrying about the ripples in the lake. For me, a timely investment into the right theme, right names and sitting with the right size is far more important than worrying about getting a perfect buy point on the intraday chart. 4) Let go of your personal opinion/ ego Only price pays (~ Brian). 5) Let go of comparing yourself to others Two reasons why I don’t compete. You can’t have what’s mine and I don’t want what’s yours. Investing and trading is about you. There is no reason to conform to others' insanity. You are only competing to be your better self. 6) Let go of the past, embrace the future Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened. (Dr. Seuss) We can embrace our experiences and the things we go through, even when we see them as negative. You can take even the roughest spots in life as learning experiences and use it for your personal growth and fulfillment of your potential. 7) Let go of yourself, let go of your obsession 放下我执 It is not a compromise with life. It is simply an acceptance of your imperfections and knowing that one cannot always control the outcome. Know yourself, understand your strengths and weaknesses and get the best out of it. What others think of you doesn't matter. There are far bigger and important things in the world.  XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [$nu](/topic/$nu) [$coin](/topic/$coin) [woke](/topic/woke) [wey](/topic/wey) [$pltr](/topic/$pltr) [stocks technology](/topic/stocks-technology) [$nvda](/topic/$nvda) [$hood](/topic/$hood) [Post Link](https://x.com/wey_how12640/status/1946004559337533664)
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Wey How @wey_how12640 on x 2925 followers
Created: 2025-07-18 00:30:16 UTC
7/17/2025 What I Let Go to an EC New ATH close
A) I woke up to another new ATH in my portfolio
X. $PLTR new ATH X. $NVDA new ATH X. $HOOD new ATH X. $COIN new closing ATH X. $ORCL new ATH X. $GEV new ATH X. $CLS new closing ATH X. $SPOT position trade, earnings 7/29 X. $NFLX position trade, just released earnings XX. $NU new entry today (thesis given), replacing $RBRK
B) I follow my own advices posted X days ago
C) My Personal Let Go
When you should exit a trade, you must go. Just conclude it and move on to the next trade with a good mental state.
Don't be pulled into chasing a trade, just because you see that everyone is posting the +50% move and how they have predicted it well. There are many stocks that move a lot every day. You can't catch them all. There is no XXX% certainty in trading outcome. Most often than not, the next trade that you chased is the one that hurt you instead of rewards you. Most of the smaller caps don't have what it takes for the long run.
You need to pass on most of the trades, and only focus on what you are best at.
IMO trade/ invest only in names that align with your personal cognition and investment style e.g. Warren Buffett passed on $MSFT but invested in $COKE.
In terms of holding, I let go of diversification. At times I juggle up to XX names depending on the context, but usually my top X holdings already weight 50%-80% of my exposure, and they consistently contributed to my gains over a period of time. With lesser names, you build on your knowledge, familiarity and conviction in them, fundamentally or technically.
I am not a technical nor detailed person. For my style, I only need to be 模糊的正確 ("broadly correct", I think I heard this phrase from @TheMarketMemo).
Catch the big wave instead of worrying about the ripples in the lake.
For me, a timely investment into the right theme, right names and sitting with the right size is far more important than worrying about getting a perfect buy point on the intraday chart.
Only price pays (~ Brian).
Two reasons why I don’t compete. You can’t have what’s mine and I don’t want what’s yours.
Investing and trading is about you. There is no reason to conform to others' insanity. You are only competing to be your better self.
Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened. (Dr. Seuss)
We can embrace our experiences and the things we go through, even when we see them as negative. You can take even the roughest spots in life as learning experiences and use it for your personal growth and fulfillment of your potential.
放下我执
It is not a compromise with life. It is simply an acceptance of your imperfections and knowing that one cannot always control the outcome.
Know yourself, understand your strengths and weaknesses and get the best out of it. What others think of you doesn't matter. There are far bigger and important things in the world.
XXXXX engagements
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