An interesting thought, let me first say the conclusion. In the matter of investment, the least credible thing is the mass media. The more popular, the less credible.

It's not that there is anything wrong with them. Their problem is that they are too "popular". And investment is exactly the opposite of "the masses".

This can be strictly proved by mathematics.

If the "masses" - everyone makes several times the money, then it is equivalent to no one making any money. This is obvious common sense.

From this, it can be inferred that if you want to "make" money in the true sense, it must mean that the masses must be "losing" money in substance. If the nominal amount of money is increasing, then on the surface, it may be reflected that the masses make small profits while you make big profits, that is, the proportion of your money in the total amount is increasing, while the proportion of the masses is decreasing.

Therefore, this is just a problem of definition. The so-called investment profit, its essential definition is - outperforming the masses.

The masses cannot outperform the masses. This is an iron logic, as indestructible as 1+1=2.

The direction that the masses go to must be a direction that cannot make profits.

To outperform the masses, you just need to go against them.

But you are also part of the masses, so how can you guess the direction they are going?

So the mass media has become an excellent guide. #美联储何时降息？ #WBTC $BTC