In the article &#34;Wind and Investment Notes,&#34; there is a discussion about short selling: &#34;We never short problematic companies or fraudulent companies; we only short companies with good corporate governance and transparent disclosure. For example, in the past few years, we have repeatedly shorted MediaTek in Taiwan and Tingyi (Master Kong) in Hong Kong, among others. What we are shorting is their product cycle. Our short selling is not merely based on valuation; it must be because their earnings are due for a cyclical or structural decline.&#34;

$Direxion Semicon Bear 3X(SOXS.US) Those who play with this, it won't be long before they have to learn about reverse splits and related knowledge.

Sometimes when browsing the comment sections of individual stocks, it's inevitable to come across a few people who frequently spam about shorting or even curse the stock to fall. Now I habitually block them, mainly to keep them out of sight and out of mind, and to filter out the noise.The most famous big shots in shorting strategies are Burry and Livermore. The former had mediocre returns except for 2008, missing out on the decade-long, roaring bull market in US stocks, while the latter ended up committing suicide.Even the big shots are like this, what makes you think you can make money by doing this?Have you ever seriously thought about what you're really after, nervously staring at minute-by-minute K-line charts every day, guessing up or down, hoping for a particular stock to fall? Doesn't it seem like the kind of person you dislike the most in real life? 🤔