between 30 and 40 years of age is a golden period in life and the best time to increase your wealth. At this age, we have accumulated a certain amount of work experience and social experience, as well as a certain amount of savings. It is time to start investing in financial management and increasing the value of our wealth.
However, for many middle class people, increasing wealth seems a long way out of reach. They work so hard, yet they always feel like they can't save money; they learn to invest, but they lose some of their hard-earned money.
Why is this happening? The main reason is that they don't know the right way to add value to their wealth. They don't know how to invest and manage money, and they don't know how to seize opportunities to increase their wealth.
⚠ If you are also a middle class person between the ages of 30 and 40,
⚠ If you also want to increase your wealth,
Then you must seize the moment and seize the golden period of wealth appreciation.
🔖 Here are seven rules for middle-class people to increase their wealth:
✅ Open source and save resources and accumulate original capital
✅ Establish a correct investment and financial management concept
✅ Learn investment and financial management knowledge
✅ Formulate investment and financial management plans
✅ Choose the right investment and wealth management products
✅ Insist on long-term investment
✅ Keep a good mindset
You need to believe that as long as you stick to the right investment and financial management methods, you can increase the value of your wealth.
As long as you seize the opportunity and master the right way to add wealth, you can achieve steady growth in wealth and live the beautiful life you want.
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A few days ago, after a long absence, I watched the hit movie “Desperate,” which is certainly as educational as most movie reviews on the internet say. While I was watching it, I learned another thing. It has a bit in common with the Hong Kong TV drama “Poison Breaker,” which I watched not long ago.
Today I'm going to share with you my feelings after watching these two movies and TV series.
(1) People who make mistakes realize they are wrong from the beginning, but their ideal outcome has changed their sense of self.
Manager Lu, the leader of the financial fraud syndicate in “All or Nothing”, knew from the beginning that he was doing the wrong thing. But since he wanted to make more money, it was only natural that he continued to run this fraud syndicate. Will these people repent?
It will. When they discover that their ideals have been shattered, the sense that was once erroneous will return. Manager Lu asked Pan Sheng to send his daughter back to China when he was finally about to be arrested. At this time, he already knew that his ideals had been destroyed; he had no choice but to entrust his most precious daughter to the person who led to his arrest.
The same is true in the TV drama “Strong Man Against Drugs”. Drug lord Wenhua knows that drugs are wrong. So he didn't let his subordinates or himself touch the drugs. But since drugs can make him a lot of money, the ideal is for him to continue working in this industry until he becomes the biggest drug lord.
(2) People who fall for financial scams are not necessarily victims.
In an age where anti-fraud propaganda work is so intense, frankly speaking...

Have you thought about the above questions? A lot of people will say, YES! My relationship with money is a cooperative relationship, a relationship between a family member, a master-servant relationship, etc. But is that really the case?
If you think a little deeper, I hope it will inspire you to find a real relationship with money.
When I was a kid, my family's financial situation wasn't too bad. My dad had a small business to support our family of seven. But at that time, my parents gave us very little pocket money; it was only two yuan a week. (I'll give you an idea, my friend is five dollars a day)
It is under these conditions that I have cultivated a very frugal view of consumption since I was a child. Especially when it comes to food, I pay a lot more attention to the price. My relationship with money was a scary stage in my 10+ year life until college.
I'm afraid I'll run out of money once I spend it, so I'm afraid to spend it.
I'm afraid I'll have to work harder to save money once I spend it, so I try hard to save money.
I'm afraid of spending too much money on food and not being able to eat the next meal. (Although I don't worry about eating at home)
Right after I went to college, I received a decent amount of money (20,000 yuan) through scholarships and bursaries. At this point, I suddenly discovered that I had a lot of money, and my view of consumption also changed at that time.
In my last two years of college, I began to generously spend money on clothes, shoes, etc. that I liked. But when it comes to eating, I'm still very concerned.
I was ignorant about money at this time.
I'm ignorant of thinking that money is that easy to get!
Just a little bit smarter...

Time passed so fast that we were in the second half of the year in the blink of an eye.
Remember how many times over the year I shared my views on the tech industry and comments on future trends with everyone on the live stream.
Here's what I said in the original way:
” The tech sector remains a future trend, but market weakness is likely to start picking up in the second half of the year. ”
” Supply and demand can be adjusted in the second half of the year, which is expected to drive orders and production capacity in the technology industry. ”
Well now that we're in the second half of the year,
Is it really what I expected?
🎁 By the way, I have good health at the end of the article for everyone! Don't miss it~
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Just this past May, the quarterly reports of America's tech leaders were also released, so let's take a peek at the actual market.
Facebook's parent company Meta delivered good results in the first quarter of 2023, with revenue rising 3% year over year, reversing the dilemma of three consecutive quarters of year-on-year decline.
Although Apple's performance in the second quarter of 2023 exceeded market expectations, revenue still fell 2.5% year on year. For the first time in four years, there was a year-on-year decline for two consecutive quarters.
Intel (Intel)'s revenue for the first quarter fell 36% year on year, falling for five consecutive quarters, the biggest net loss in history, and is expected to continue to lose money in the second quarter.
TSMC's first-quarter revenue increased 3.6% year over year, but it also recorded the biggest quarterly decline in nearly four years.
The year-on-year revenue growth rate of Google's parent company Alphabet exceeded forecast...