Title: Really can't stand it anymore, completely disheartened with on! Once a passionate supporter, now the biggest suckers.

I always thought I was a "value investor", but in your eyes, I am just a batch of suckers waiting to be "dumped at a high position."

I have believed in you from the very beginning, I don't know how many research reports I've read, and I've been promoting the company's prospects and blueprint to everyone I meet. Every time there's a pullback, I tell myself "to have a vision" and "to hold on", and I've even added to my position multiple times during the downturn, using real money to express my support.

So what? What have you exchanged for?

An incredibly precise "combination punch":

1. High-level promises, frequent good news: When prices are high, various good news, cooperation intentions, and future plans emerge endlessly, as if the industry will be overturned tomorrow. Market sentiment is ignited, retail investors flock in, and we, the old supporters, are even more confident in increasing our positions.
2. Precise delivery, no mercy: When the price rises to a high point, and the trading volume surges, it is obvious that the main force is distributing chips. We foolishly thought it was normal turnover and the starting point of a new round of market.
3. Falling again and again, playing dead in silence: The price starts to turn downwards, at first there are sporadic "rumors" or announcements of "everything is normal." When the drop becomes unbearable, they instead fall silent, without even a decent reassurance or explanation. Letting the stock price free-fall, allowing our accounts as supporters to continue to shrink.

The most heartbreaking thing isn't losing money, but the feeling of being treated like a fool.

My support, my trust, are worth nothing in the face of capital. I thought I was a partner fighting side by side, but I was just an NPC used in someone else's script to take the fall.

My account is now in such a loss that I can't bear to look at it. Every time I open the software, it takes courage. What was once said to be "hold long-term" has turned into a joke under the harsh reality. Selling at a loss is too hard to do; holding on, I don’t know where the bottom is, and every day is a torment.

I really learned my lesson this time. Perhaps it's not that the company's business is failing, but that I'm too naive to see the rules of the market game.

I post this not for anything, just to see if there are others who are similarly trapped. Let's come together for warmth and share how much you've lost, so I know I'm not the most miserable one.
#ON
Shanzhai is shanzhai!!!