When investing in the stock market, the pursuit of short-term high returns is often accompanied by high risks. As a responsible investment adviser, I must emphasize the following important principles： ### Important premise 1. **Short-term trading is extremely risky**: Statistics show that more than 80% of retail investors lose money in short-term trading. 2. **Insider trading is illegal**: Any news of a "guaranteed rise" may involve illegal acts 3. **Diversification principle**: Never bet on a single target ### Can follow the direction (not recommended) If you understand the risks and still want to explore, you can pay rational attention： 1. **Event-driven opportunities**： -Companies that exceeded expectations in the earnings season (such as Tesla's Q2 delivery volume exceeded expectations and rose 10% on the same day) -Before the announcement of the results of key clinical trials of biopharmaceutical companies (but the probability of failure is usually >70%) 2. **Signs of industry rotation**： -Recently, the inflow of funds in AI computing power, power equipment and other sectors has been obvious. -Commodity cyclical stocks (affected by global inflation) 3. **Technological breakthroughs**： -Stocks whose trading volume suddenly increased by more than 3 times and broke through key resistance levels -High-quality blue chips whose RSI indicator has recovered from the oversold range ### Necessary risk control measures 1. A single investment does not exceed the total capital 5% 2. Set an 8% mandatory stop loss line 3. The position is held for no more than 2 weeks ###A healthier alternative It is recommended to consider： -Renewal of convertible bonds (annualized by about 10-15%, low risk) -Index ETFs grid trading (such as CSI300 in the range of 3200-3500 points) -Industry rotation ETFs (such as semiconductor, new energy, etc.) Keep in mind that Buffett's annualized earnings of about 20% are already top-notch. It is recommended to reassess your income expectations and consider achieving wealth growth through long-term compound interest. For specific portfolio recommendations, it is recommended to consult a licensed investment adviser. Which specific industry or strategy are you more interested in? I can provide a more detailed analysis framework.