Cryptocurrency Exchange - Investing is like choosing a face first, with the G-spot at the center, rejecting ED men!

Chinese people like to speak in reverse, “Mian” head, “Mian” is definitely not the first. When choosing a “Mian” head, first look at the face, but ultimately look at the “inside”. What is the “inside”? It is “G-spot centered, rejecting ED men!” This is also a warning about investment from this ID. People who try to deceive with investments love to mythologize about the “face”. Such as fundamental, technical, psychological, capital aspects—these faces and sides are just like the “face” of a “Mian” head, but are just excuses to get to the “inside”. Without the “G-spot centered, rejecting ED men!” “inside”, what meaning do these faces and sides have?

The result of investment is very simple: just “lose” or “win”. All theories and tricks about investment attempt to control some kind of “input” to eliminate the “loss” outcome. Therefore, all related theories are necessarily based on the logical assumption that there is a necessary logical relationship and causal chain between input and output. This logical assumption is equivalent to saying “the face of a ‘Mian’ head and its inside have a necessary logical relationship.” If this can be true, then handsome men must have a surging G-spot, and rough men with beards must be non-ED men. Just go out and look at a few “Mian” heads to see how absurd such assumptions are.

However, in reality, trying to skip the “face” and directly reach the “inside” is also a kind of absurd fantasy. Even if there is no necessary connection between “face” and “inside”, reality can only go from “face” to “inside”. Those who try to deny all “faces” and directly equate “inside” with the G-spot are just mistaking some “face” for the “inside”. Such people are deceived for life without knowing it, just like laughing at “moaning decibels” as an indicator of climax—ridiculous.

In the investment field, no theory can describe the necessary relationship from the “input” of the “face” to the “output” of the “inside”, because such a relationship simply does not exist. But as soon as people get involved in this investment game, their involvement must be in some way, and accordingly, there must be some theoretical or belief foundation behind it. And precisely because there is no absolutely correct answer, it instead makes possible the comparison among various theories and belief bases.

Any good investment theory ultimately only faces the “inside”, just like a good “Mian” head must ultimately prove its excellence by the surging degree of its G-spot. Correspondingly, the most important indicator in the investment market is the climax degree. A market that has no climax for a long time is like a stone man without a G-spot—not worth any attention. Expecting a stone man to become an excellent “Mian” head is the work of a priest, but the investment market does not need priests. For a market to enter an investable horizon, it must first show signs of G-spot stirring; otherwise, just stay cool and go away.

The world is never short of men with G-spot stirring to be “Mian” heads, just as in the overall market system, there is never a shortage of markets with climax stirring. But most retail investors like to hang around stone men, thinking that because stone men have no attack, they are safe; thinking that markets without climax for a long time are necessarily safe. How many people end up guarding empty houses, wasting youth, listening and watching others climax continuously, and finally becoming lonely and turning to the extreme—pouncing on every climax like moths dying in flames. This ID once said, “Trade stocks like men, do stocks like making love.” Both making love and making love are ultimately about reaching climax, about taking yang to supplement. The same with investment: through market climax to earn profits, about harvesting benefits to supplement. Unfortunately, most people in the market let others take their yang, which is laughable and pitiful. To harvest yang without being harvested—that is the first rule of the “Mian” head game, and the same principle applies to the investment market.

Harvesting yang, overripe is no good, too raw is no good; you must grasp the right timing. Yang’s emergence must have its stir, and you must wait until it stirs before intervening. Specifically for stocks, classify all stocks dynamically based on whether they stir or not: some can be played, some cannot. Keep your participation within the range of stocks that can be played, regardless of circumstances—this is a principle that must be followed. Of course, the classification criteria for “can be played” may vary among individuals. For example, breaking through the 250-day moving average and weekly volume pressure line; stocks with small capital and decent short-term technicals—these can be adjusted to 70-day, 35-day, or even 30-minute moving averages (small: buy at all levels); for new stocks, the highest price on the first day of listing can be used as a standard; also, stocks close to the safety line—for example, in the sixth issue, this ID provided a safety line standard involving put options; for those with some experience, recognizing various short traps and using short traps to intervene is a good method, which is more professional and will be discussed separately later.

Men only have two types: those who can be played and those who cannot; markets only have two types: those that can be played and those that cannot. The key is to strictly adhere to the principle that if it cannot be played, no matter what happens, do not play it—unless it automatically qualifies as playable, like classifying men by ED. Men with ED only have the possibility of being in the candidate set after they are no longer ED. Once the classification principle is set, strictly follow the “only play what can be played” rule. Unfortunately, even though this simple principle is known, most people cannot abide by it. Human greed drives a desire to seize all opportunities, just like seeing all men on the street trying to pounce and strip them—this kind of person is called a “flower fool,” and in the investment market, their fate is doomed to be tragic.

In the investment market, setting a standard for “G-spot stirring” that can be played, at least it is no longer an ED man. Then, the next step is to prevent “premature ejaculation.” Here is the medical definition of “premature ejaculation”: the second most common male sexual dysfunction after impotence, the most common disease among ejaculation disorders, with an incidence rate of 35% to 50% among adult men. In the market, the proportion of “premature ejaculation” relates to overall market strength; in a bear market, this proportion is at least over 80%, while in a bull market, it is much lower, around 30%. Whether choosing a good “Mian” head or a good stock, screening out the “premature ejaculation” type is the most important and difficult step—many so-called experts fail at this step. This issue will be discussed in detail in the next lecture.

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Reply: 2025-11-21 22:05:15

But please note, do not easily intervene in stocks with excessive gains. Learn from the beginning to exchange as little risk as possible for (2025-11-20 12:07:13)

Those who gained the index but lost money, stay calm. As mentioned before, this is just the first stage of a bull market. Opportunities will come later. First, learn the technical skills well; otherwise, you won’t even know how you died.

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Do not replace reality with your imagination. There are top traders in the stock market every year, but more have died. The first principle of the market is survival. As long as you can survive 30 years, you are naturally the greatest trader.

This ID did not look at stocks from 2001 to 2005, four years. But since June 2005, I have been watching daily. If one day I stop watching, you all be careful.

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Market opens, sell first, then see you.

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Article submitted by: Patience

What do you think the market can rise to?

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Forecasting is what stock commentators do; this ID is only interested in making money. Also, in a bear market, you can still make money—what’s the point of predicting?

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Take your time, everyone. I’m leaving now, see you.

This is not a detailed explanation of “The Analects,” I promised to publish a book on it, so no reprints please. But if you do reprint, please indicate the source to attract more people here. This ID is never hypocritical; I certainly don’t mind more people here than at Confucius’ place.

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Take your time, everyone. I’m leaving now, see you.

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[Anonymous] xof_fox 2025-11-20 19:10:44

May I ask the host: “As long as you can survive 30 years, you are naturally the greatest trader.” If someone survives 30 years but the first 25 are failures, only the last 5 are glorious—are they still a trader?

Sorry, my question is a bit nitpicky.

A great trader generally refers to someone standing at the peak of the trend. In the investment market, total failure cannot happen even once; if it does, it’s basically unrecoverable. Minor failures are allowed, but they must not affect the overall situation.

In the early days, a few million could be a big player; now, a few million is not even a big retail investor. In the investment market, one fall can be lifelong; you can only follow along afterward. But following along afterward, you can’t be considered a great trader.

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[Anonymous] Foolish Girl 2025-11-21 21:15:16

“High Zen,” after listening to your stock Zen theory, I really admire it! But I still find it foggy. I am a novice retail investor. I have a simple question: which line in the K-line chart is the annual line? Don’t laugh, I only recognize the 5, 10, 20-day lines. Please advise! Also, when will Dongfang Jinyu (originally G Duojia 600086) go up? Can you analyze during a water-drinking break? Thanks, waiting for your reply!

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This ID is not a stock commentator; talking about stocks is just one aspect of this blog. I purely hope that people here can learn something. Originally, your question shouldn’t be answered because I’m afraid that once I start answering, this place will turn into a consultation desk. But since you speak sincerely, I’ll make an exception this time. The annual line generally refers to the 250-day moving average, but it can be used on various cycle charts, such as minute, hourly, weekly, monthly charts, etc.

How to set it up, ask nearby people.

As for 600086, it has already risen a lot. It has been continuously bullish for 8 months, from over 1 yuan to over 7 yuan. A correction is normal. The key is your entry point; if you bought recently, you must face the risk of correction. This ID can only tell you its current status. Its biggest long-term resistance is the 70-month moving average, which in 2003 touched that line and then fell from 13 yuan to 1 yuan, so that line is the most important long-term threshold. Currently at 8.36 yuan, decreasing by 0.3 yuan per month. The mid-term key level is 5.9 yuan; if it cannot break below this, the correction could be large. It can be seen as a range of 5.9 to 7.2 yuan for short-term trading—buy high, sell low, and buy back—waiting for a breakout direction.

But again, please be careful, do not easily intervene in stocks with excessive gains. Learn from the start to exchange minimal risk for maximum profit.

Maximize profit.

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I thought top traders only ride the last crazy surge. Didn’t expect the great hero here also to avoid risks so carefully.

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To succeed long-term, you must insist on exchanging the smallest risk for the greatest profit. Risk is the top priority; there’s no hierarchy here. Losses are percentage-based; whether a hundred billion or a million, a 100% loss is zero.

Abandon others, I may not take; others seize, I will definitely give.

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-==《The Analects》Detailed Explanation: For All Those Misinterpreting Confucius (33) 486e105c0100078k-==

Master Kong’s hotpot shop continues to open, everyone enjoy.

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Tomorrow I will continue writing about stocks, titled: Mathematical Principles for Preventing “Premature Ejaculation.”

Master Kong’s posthumous day of indulgence.

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[Anonymous] nn 2025-11-21 12:24:23

Although your explanation today slightly expanded on others’ interpretations, the original intent is actually the same as theirs. Just want to support; also want to ask, is Brother Kuang’s interpretation of your “without position, born from its root; without root, born from its position” correct?

Completely misunderstood. His understanding of reality is even more absurd. Reality is not based on the root; if reality is based on the root, why change reality? The goal is to transform reality, not be transformed by it. Marx not only pointed out starting from reality but also emphasized changing reality.

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Luo Guo, speak more gently. This is just a suggestion from this ID. I do not interfere with anyone; as long as their comments are not deleted by Sina, they can be kept.

Market opening, sell first, everyone watch slowly. Goodbye.

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[Anonymous] Binghuo 2025-11-22 00:59:00

Unless the market is particularly bad, the put options will not be exercised, because not exercising is like a blank check, and exercising requires real money.

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I especially don’t understand this sentence. Once warrants are issued, they are legally binding. How can a company be so shameless as to refuse to fulfill a purchase warrant like investors? Also, does the company have the ability to manipulate warrant prices?

My question is too stupid, I admit I am super clueless, but I really can’t sleep peacefully without clarifying this!!

Sorry, just logged in. If the stock price breaks through the put price, the put warrant becomes worthless and doesn’t need to be exercised, because no one will go back to exercise it. For example, if the put price is 3 yuan, and the stock price is 4 yuan, no one will use stocks worth 4 yuan to exchange for 3 yuan cash. **$IP **$NIL **$TUT **