In the investment market, we often see a phenomenon: ignorance is not a scarce resource, what is really scarce is people who can make good use of reason and insight. The market is full of all kinds of wrong decisions and blindly following the trend, all of which are due to a lack of careful consideration and independent judgment. Many people often make irrational investment decisions because of greed, fear or ignorance, and ignore the complexity of the market and the cautious attitude they should have.

Wise investors know how to eliminate noise from the noisy information torrent and find truly valuable information in an era of information overload. They understand that market fluctuations are not completely controllable, and may even be full of randomness and unpredictability. But it is this cognition that allows them to stay calm and not be swayed by short-term ups and downs, so as to obtain stable returns in the long run.

Investment is not a simple numbers game, nor is it a gamble that can be won by luck alone. It is a contest of mind and knowledge. Only those who can analyze calmly, think rationally, and have the ability to keep a clear mind in the noise can truly stand out. For those who are unwilling or unable to use their brains, the market will only be a cruel lesson; but for those who can stay awake and see the overall situation, it is full of opportunities.

In this battle of wisdom, the winner is never in quantity, but in quality. The market is not short of investors, but what is lacking is investors who can really use their brains. Only those who have deep thinking ability can find their foothold in this fiercely competitive environment and ultimately win this protracted battle.