[Red Envelope] AI applications have a long way to go; don't let chasing highs and selling lows ruin the opportunity

OpenClaw is booming. These days, I’ve received multiple calls asking about investment opportunities in lobster farming both inside and outside the stock market. Many smart investors have already started taking action.

The wave of AI application hype is sweeping the market. AI applications are a highly certain track for the next two years, not only in the stock market but also in entrepreneurship. However, ordinary people find it difficult to find entry points.

For us investors, it’s important to note that in the lively market, the biggest danger is never the theme itself but the investor’s habit of chasing gains and selling on dips.

Many people focus on hot topics like lobster AI, follow the trend to buy high, and panic-sell at the slightest pullback, turning long-term industry opportunities into short-term emotional battles. Blindly chasing highs ignores the profitability logic of investment; panicking during dips leads to frequent trading that erodes returns and causes missed long-term AI industry dividends.

True investing is never about following emotions. Don’t get caught up in hype cycles; return to the right investment path and quickly establish your own rules. Focus on the core track of AI applications, target high-quality assets with technological barriers and scene implementation capabilities, identify their quantitative buy and sell points, and use rules to restrain the impulse to chase highs and sell lows.

The long-term potential of AI applications has just begun. By sticking to rules and staying calm, we can seize the real benefits of industry implementation. We remain optimistic.

There’s nothing much to say about the overall market. After a small-term trend low point appeared on Monday, the market has risen for three consecutive days. Be patient; sector rotation is very fast. Avoid chasing highs and selling lows. It all depends on your own ability—how much you can earn is entirely up to you.