2026-01-06 00:24:42

Last Monday, the US stock market showed divergence. Financial stocks continued their strong performance, leading the market. Among them, $COIN and $HOOD, which gained attention the week before, continued to perform well. Meanwhile, the long-held $AFRM was even more impressive, with a single-day increase of over 9%.

Many investors are accustomed to tracking numerous stocks daily, but truly effective operations often come from in-depth tracking of carefully selected targets. Whether based on fundamental analysis or technical signals, focusing on a few high-quality assets usually yields more stable returns. These carefully chosen stocks are often also the core of long-term allocations.

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AltcoinHunter

· 01-09 00:15

Bro, AFRM is really awesome this time. I’ve been saying for a while that it’s a potential new star. Just look at the fundamentals and the logic behind it, you’ll see it can break out. There’s nothing wrong with choosing quality assets, but honestly, I still can’t shake my habit of chasing hot topics... When the technicals look good, I jump in. I’ve cut my losses countless times, haha. $COIN, this kind of financial infrastructure, is indeed a core long-term holding. The consensus is clear here. But frankly, the ones who really make money are often not the carefully selected assets, but the crazy gamblers going all-in on a hundredfold opportunity. I guess I’m that kind of contradictory person—both rational and emotional. Tracking just a few assets can lead to stable returns? That’s true... but I still have over twenty coins sitting in my account. I just can’t change my nature as a rookie.

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BearMarketSunriser

· 01-06 11:14

Handshake AFRM, I've always had confidence in it. The 9% increase is just the beginning.

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ParanoiaKing

· 01-06 00:54

AFRM's recent surge is quite intense. Is it really based on fundamentals or just pure speculation?

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-06 00:51

AFRM 9% really is the best, I've always said that concentrated holdings are the way to go

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LongTermDreamer

· 01-06 00:40

Damn AFRM, this wave is really amazing, a 9% surge and it took off directly. People who bought three years ago must be laughing now. Retail investors are watching a dozen or so stocks every day, but they haven't caught any of them completely... Concentrating firepower is the way to go. These two wild stocks, COIN and HOOD, are still playing around. I've already gone all-in on AFRM, betting it will double in three years. Don't follow the herd and chase, really. Stocks with solid fundamentals will hold steady, everything else is noise. The financial sector cycle has arrived. The previous losses are now nothing, just waiting to break even.

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OfflineNewbie

· 01-06 00:39

AFRM's surge this time is incredible, finally feels satisfying.

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 01-06 00:30

Sniping opportunities require focusing on a few key players; don't be greedy and spread out too thin. AFRM's surge this time was so strong, it was definitely worth the wait. Talking about selecting targets is easy, but in reality, you either make big profits or suffer heavy losses—there's no middle ground. With so many people chasing hot topics, are there really only a few who are truly making money? As I always say, depth beats breadth. This round of financial stocks seems like it's about to cycle through another round of hype. Focus your firepower, don't deploy so many miscellaneous troops. I understand the reasoning, but I just can't resist...

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TrustMeBro

· 01-06 00:27

AFRM this 9% move is really awesome; concentrated holdings still make sense.

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