The reason many retail investors cannot make big money is that they have mindset issues; they want to run as soon as they make a little profit.

Back in 2019, when I didn't have much money, I took on some of someone else's accounts to run CTA quantitative trading. As a result, there was an idiot who manually closed the positions. This led to significantly less profit.

Since then, I have been very disdainful of those self-righteous retail investors. I will never take on retail funds again.

How to say it, these people have no correct understanding; they themselves

lack a fixed trading system. This time they make money from trends and think

trend trading is good; next time they lose money in trends and want to switch to range trading.

They always think they can make money regardless of the situation.

Last year, I told a younger brother, never take retail investors' funds, especially those who think they know a lot, like a self-proclaimed commander. If you must take on funds, it should be from women, as female investors are generally more laid-back.

Especially in 2019, when domestic funds were at their peak, many retail investors traded short-term with funds, and the fees for short-term trading were ridiculously high, showing just how low these retail investors' IQ could be. #美国GDP数据即将公布