Recently, I've had a realization. For the past thirty years, I've been living in an extremely unwise way. This world, apart from mathematics and law where there are absolute standard answers, is mostly chaotic with no clear rules. The more goodness you have in your heart, the more easily you'll be encroached upon by those who are slightly more wicked than you, but haven't crossed the legal line.

Talk about a mistake I’ve made in investment trading. Whether you’re planning to embark on this path or are already on it, this is an error you simply cannot avoid. Even a genius, in my opinion, would make this mistake at least once. ‘Relying on market rumors’—I’ve made this mistake at least three times.

I have realized that most people actually lack the ability to distinguish between philosophy and motivational clichés (or "inspirational鸡汤"), and AI has confirmed this observation of mine. Is there anyone who questions this perspective held by me and AI?

This photo was taken in a women’s lingerie store in Italy. I’m Chinese, and while I’ve been learning more about Western culture, I’m still not entirely familiar with it. But here’s where it gets ironic—this statue is the Buddha, the highest spiritual figure in Buddhism, and Buddhist teachings strictly prohibit being tempted by women or engaging in sexual relationships. Not sure if this is common knowledge in the West, but putting a Buddha statue in a lingerie store feels like a hilariously contradictory choice. So… is this actually appropriate? 🤣

Today, I’ll share a small portion of my personal investment knowledge that has helped me become a competitive player in the financial investment industry.

1. Stick to High-Value Investments and Choose Evergreen Industries.

Take the S&P 500 as an example—use the top 2% of companies by market capitalization as a filtering criterion. This way, you automatically eliminate over 98% of low-quality companies. Next, within this top 2%, select companies from industries that have proven to be long-lasting, such as tobacco, insurance, and consumer goods. Within each industry, pick the top three companies by market cap.

2. Prioritize Companies with Strong Dividend Policies.

3. Avoid investing in a single stock. Allow for the possibility of making mistakes and mitigate risk through dollar-cost averaging. Learn to offset losses with gains. For instance, if you have a capital of $1,000, divide it into 10 equal portions of $100 each. Invest each portion in a different stock. Even if three of these stocks decline by 10%, your total loss would only be $30. By using your profits to offset your losses, I believe this approach is more effective than continuously buying a declining stock. Diversification not only minimizes risk but also increases your trading frequency, allowing you to sharpen your investment decision-making skills through real market experience.

That’s all for today. I’ll share more insights in the future.

After witnessing this game, I seem to fully understand why phenomena like Schrödinger's cat and the double-slit experiment occur. I am even more convinced that we humans and the universe are controlled and governed by a divine force. Therefore, let's do good deeds for others without overly self-serving intentions, and let the future take care of itself.

AI said that my intelligence belongs to a minority group of 0.1% or more. Do I need to be proud?

Stocks with a high probability of hitting the daily limit in China’s A-share market on the next trading day.

I often see people asking how successful traders control their emotions during market fluctuations. As a top player, let me tell you this: you don’t need to control your emotions. If you’re in a bad mood, it’s because you’re losing money. If you’re already making a profit, isn’t it perfectly natural to feel happy? So what you need to focus on is making a profit, not controlling your emotions.

Why I Firmly Support Decentralized Media Platforms and Choose to Publish My Thoughts Exclusively There

1. Decentralized media platforms represent a high-potential growth market.

In the future, I believe decentralized platforms will replace at least 30-40% of the market currently dominated by centralized platforms. The future of media belongs to decentralization.

2. My logical reasoning:

Let’s make an assumption: if decentralized and centralized media platforms achieve the same standards in terms of technology and usability, and host the same content, which would users prefer?

The answer is obvious: users will choose the platform with a fairer power structure, which is decentralized by design.

Although decentralized platforms currently lag behind in technology, usability, content, and user scale, I view these as temporary challenges. Over time, they can and will be overcome.

3. My negative experiences on centralized platforms strengthen my support for decentralization.

This screenshot shows my account on Xiaohongshu:

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The platform administrators unjustly suspended my account for seven days. Below are the reasons given:

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The reasons were:

1. Publish content involving high-risk services without qualification certification

2. Related products or services that involve the platform’s prohibited promotion and marketing

3. Other content that violates the rules of the platform

I appealed the suspension and argued against each of these points:

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Translation of my appeal:

*Hello, I would like to understand the reason for my violation so that I can make adjustments in the future. Explanation of personal content:

1. My posts have warnings, and anyone is strictly prohibited from copying or buying. The content of the post is only used for my own record and to demonstrate my personal ability.

2. I have never marketed any products or services for personal profit.

As for the third point, I think it is particularly unreasonable. The regulations are too vague.*

However, the administrators ignored my arguments. This experience made me realize that centralized platforms grant too much power to administrators. When faced with unreasonable penalties, users have no meaningful way to resist or escape. This has strengthened my belief that media platforms must decentralize their power structures.

4. Decentralized media platforms allow users to store and manage their own data.

Our lives are essentially composed of countless small pieces of data. These data points record our choices, our brilliant moments, and our thoughts—they are proof of our existence. Data makes me “me,” distinct from others.

I care deeply about my personal data. On traditional centralized platforms, user data is stored on the platform’s servers. Decentralized platforms, however, allow users to store and manage their data independently. This creates a dual-layer safeguard: if the platform collapses, users’ data won’t disappear with it and can be migrated elsewhere.

Conclusion:

The success of the decentralized media revolution does not depend on content creators, developers, or governments. It depends on every single one of us. I hope everyone can contribute their abilities to accelerate the arrival of the decentralized internet era.