PANews reported on June 7th that Serenity, a self-proclaimed "new stock market guru," shared his stock selection strategies on the X platform, emphasizing the crucial need to analyze a company's financing structure and changes in its circulating shares. He pointed out that companies with solid fundamentals can be bought on dips after equity dilution is complete; however, companies with malicious financing practices and heavy debt burdens should be avoided at all costs, with small-cap stocks posing particularly significant risks. He cited examples such as IREN's financing model, which easily leads to unlimited equity dilution, resulting in a sell-off after any rebound; NBIS, thanks to a well-balanced financing portfolio, has seen a 153% increase this year; and CRWV, burdened by high-interest debt from its GPU business, continues to deplete its cash flow. He reminded investors not to focus solely on paper profits but to thoroughly investigate equity dilution risks and various hidden costs.