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Trading (including stocks, foreign exchange, cryptocurrencies, or other assets) involves significant risks, and there is no absolute 'best' way to guarantee profits—most retail traders will lose money in the long run. Success depends on discipline, education, risk management, and realistic expectations. Below is a practical guide based on the latest recommendations and principles for 2025.

1. Most Recommended: Long-term Investment (suitable for most people, especially beginners)

The most reliable and low-stress way to accumulate wealth is not active 'trading,' but rather long-term buying and holding diversified assets.

Focus on investing in low-cost index funds or ETFs (such as those tracking the CSI 300, Shanghai Composite Index, or global market ETFs).

Why it's best: Historical data shows that the stock market has a long-term upward trend, and compounded returns often exceed most active strategies. Experts like Buffett recommend this method for ordinary investors.

Strategy: Dollar-cost averaging (investing a fixed amount regularly, regardless of price), to reduce timing risk.

Evidence: Studies show that passive investing, due to lower fees, less tax burden, and avoidance of emotional errors, typically outperforms over 90% of active trading.

Active trading (day trading or swing trading) carries higher risks, takes more time, and statistically, most people do not profit.