I've been lurking in the group for a long time, and today I see everyone chasing memes again, and celebrities casually shout out something and a bunch of people rush in. I still can't help but say: it's lively, but first clarify "how to get out" before jumping in. Attention moves faster than the wind; frankly, you're betting on others' delayed emotions, not the fundamentals.

My own simple method: set a "I admit I'm wrong" line at the moment of entry, cut losses if it falls below, and don't wait for it to rebound; also, keep your position size small, because if it's heavy, you'll start making up stories for yourself, and the stop-loss line will also move downward. It's like holding hot tea—if it burns, put it down, don't stubbornly hold on until it spills all over... Anyway, don't be the last person to pass the baton; it's really not worth it.