1. Rational investment: College students should learn to invest rationally, avoid blindly following the trend and try to get high returns overnight, have the thinking of long-term investment, and insist that investment is a process of accumulating wealth.

2. Risk management: College students should be aware that investment is risky, establish personal risk tolerance, rationally diversify their investments, and avoid putting all their eggs in the same basket.

3. Financial planning: College students should have their own financial planning, define their consumption, savings and investment goals, rationally allocate assets, and don't over-consume and covet profiteering.

4. Learning investment knowledge: College students should actively learn theoretical knowledge and practical experience, constantly improve their investment ability, understand market trends and trading rules, and seize investment opportunities.

5. Choose a reliable investment platform: College students should choose a formal and reliable investment platform and carefully understand the qualifications, credit rating and investment products of the platform to avoid being cheated and suffering losses.

6. Moderate investment: College students should invest moderately according to their own economic situation and risk tolerance, and don't blindly pursue high yield, which leads to capital chain breakage and losses.