Investment does follow certain logic and strategies, but market behavior often seems illogical. This "illogical" state is precisely an inherent logic of market operation, revealing the complexity and unpredictability of market dynamics. The essence of the market is constant change, and its only constant characteristic is continuous change.
In the short term, the market may show randomness and uncertainty, and even occasionally misjudgment. However, in the long run, the market always tends to be correct, reflecting the combined impact of all information. Therefore, as investors, we should learn to follow the long-term trend of the market rather than trying to go against the trend.
In the world of investment, there is no so-called "God's perspective" that allows us to predict everything. Every investor is exploring in uncertainty, relying on only short-term luck and long-term wisdom. In this environment, being humble and flexible in responding to market changes is the key to success.