99% of people are actually the same, the only difference is their 'personality'. This 'waiting for a windfall' spirit is not maintained for a day, a month, or even a year, but for a lifetime.
What can change the destiny of your life is the secondary stocks (tomorrow's blue chips), not today's blue chips. The strategy is to be 'cunning, patient, and accurate'. Once you see it clearly, you must be patient, and be as ruthless as a shark (cling to and not let go)
The real purpose of going to college is to establish interpersonal relationships, help and encourage each other, and then rise together.
Those who make money have the personality of a wolf, those who lose money have the personality of a sheep. 'Good people' usually don't make money. The ones who make money are usually not 'good people'—they are shrewd or scum.
Investing is also about winning sometimes, losing sometimes, and occasionally experiencing a slight loss, but not all is lost. Before the age of 30, one should take risks, and after the age of 60, one should be steady.
Only people with a net worth of over 100 million are eligible for diversified investments. Retail investors must concentrate their efforts in order to have a chance to make big money. Putting all your eggs in too many baskets can easily lead to confusion.
Establishing friendships with people who are slightly higher than oneself in social hierarchy can help you climb the social ladder step by step. Progressing together with good friends, especially including honoring God.
Successful investors do not need to win every battle in the market. Instead, they follow an investment plan, believe in a set of ideas and systems, adhere to discipline, and avoid greed and fear.
Successful investors should have a humble character, be curious, think independently, know when to advance and retreat, and always maintain a calm mindset.
People who are honest, disciplined, have good social relationships, and work hard are more likely to succeed, and successful people usually have wealth as well.
Everyone makes mistakes, but don't let small mistakes turn into big ones.
If you decide to lend money to a friend, don't expect to get it back. Be prepared to lose this friend.
The meaning of life lies not in how much you receive, but in how much you can give to others, and whether you live a wonderful life throughout the process. Honor God and manifest His glory.