Most people's hearts are restless, including mine.

Most can't hold on anymore.

Being able to hold on is because you've experienced it, you understand its true value.

You know it will definitely return to its value from a low point.

Actually, most people don't know; most are speculators.

In the end, whether you're an investor or a speculator, if you can make money,

sticking to your own beliefs is enough.

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Every era has its dividends. Observe the flow of capital,

observe how your own personality and temper can catch the fast train in the torrent of the times.

There is leverage to use, and you can hold on.

Know some Chinese traditional studies and know a little bit. This year is considered my year of side income.

I am also highly sensitive, so when I meet friends by fate,

coupled with years of financial and business knowledge,

I made this wave. At the beginning of last October, holding storage was also painful.

With the mindset of someone who always earns regular income,

at that time, the bubble first made a profit of 200,000,

but ended up losing 200,000 in profit plus 80,000 in principal before leaving.

Coming to storage was Micron double, and SNDK was the first experience.

Before sleep, I was up 10 points; when I opened my eyes, I was down 20 points.

Now it's still back and forth, but with some profit,

I keep trying. Perhaps not moving is the most profitable,

but isn't life itself an experience?

In every fluctuation, what is my inner feeling?

Next time I encounter volatility, can I be calmer in making decisions?

Next time, I won't be so panicked, so sad and uneasy.

I won't have such severe loss aversion. I understand thinking beyond just earning a salary.

It's no longer just about some effort leading to corresponding delayed gratification.

It deeply overlaps with personality growth again. One must develop an ability:

to still trust one's own judgment in the absence of external rewards, and to continue investing when there are no immediate results.

You need to learn to provide yourself with a sense of meaning and motivation,

rather than relying entirely on external sources.

Stock trading and entrepreneurship are the fastest ways for personality growth.

Because they continuously challenge you: Do you really trust yourself?

Can you bear these responsibilities?

Are you willing to continue creating without any guarantees?