The entire internet was bearish, but I added to my position. On December 27th last year, during the bi-weekly live-streamed course at the Options Club, I displayed this PPT on the screen: At the time, Moutai was fluctuating around 1400 yuan. The internet was abuzz with comments like, "Moutai is finished! Finished!" Faced with overwhelming pessimism, I did only one thing: I immediately revealed my actual position: 20%-25%. And I continued to execute my plan at lower prices: buying in batches. I didn't go all in, and I didn't use leverage. My strategy: When it fell, I saw it as the market giving me a "private bonus." The moment I bought Moutai, I didn't expect it to take off tomorrow or next year. Buying stocks hoping for a rise is a disease—it needs treatment. Being eager to count money is a poison—it needs to be stopped. Looking back now, those who were still shouting "bubble bursting" at 1300 points are now analysts, reviewing "why didn't I buy earlier?" Still the familiar faces, still the familiar flavor. Think about it carefully! — Control risk with mathematics, solidify cash flow over time — Learn options systematically, add WeChat: April1336