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Warren Buffett's top investment advice: "Before buying stocks, make sure you're prepared to accept a potential 50% or 80% drop, and still remain calm before you make a move." To truly make money in the market, you need to do the following: 1⃣ Make decisions with a 10-20 year perspective 2⃣ Don't focus on daily fluctuations or be driven by short-term volatility 3⃣ Dare to add to positions during major declines, avoid chasing highs during big rallies, and be willing to act when others panic. 4⃣ Don't frequently refresh your account, reduce internal friction.

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Are domestic companion robots already this advanced? Shouxing Technology's embodied companion female robot can accurately portray over a dozen emotions such as happiness, anger, and anxiety. Eye contact, interaction, and role-playing are all natural throughout, as if it can truly perceive human emotions. It turns out AI is already this close to understanding human feelings. I suddenly have a bold idea...

The speech Jack Ma gave in Hong Kong back then still hits home every word when you look at it now. No background, no resources, no one believed in him. 18 people pooled together 500,000 yuan to start, and he was rejected over 30 times in funding. He said: ① I scored 1 point in math, took three attempts to get into university, and was rejected everywhere when looking for a job. ② If we can succeed, 80% of young people in China can succeed too. ③ Don’t just learn how others win every day; study why others fail so you can avoid 90%.

Someone asked Duan Yongping: How do you hold through a major decline? He said that during his holding period of Apple, there were several times when the retracement exceeded 40%, and 30% was quite common. He basically doesn't look at or care about it. After decades of investing, he still can't buy at the lowest point or sell at the highest point. Large drawdowns are normal. But many retail investors expect themselves to execute perfect trades every time. Someone laughed at him for not selling Moutai at 2600, only for it to drop to 1400, nearly halving in value.

Why do smaller funds in the crypto world tend to get wiped out more easily? The core reason is simple: lack of patience. A big investor with 20 million, a 10% move in the market means 2 million—calm and composed. But if you only have 100,000, no matter how much you earn, it can't cover your living expenses. You can only trade desperately and frequently, and the more anxious you are, the more you lose. What destroys you isn't the market, but the pressure to survive plus trading anxiety. You think you need to make money every day in trading, just like a regular job, to have a way out.

Highly recommend you watch the documentary "A Day in the Life of Warren Buffett." It doesn't showcase mansions, private jets, or flashy success stories, nor does it use emotional manipulation. It simply records him in his nineties, waking up and going out like an ordinary person, eating a burger and drinking a Coke, using simple daily routines to support a trillion-dollar empire. After watching, you'll understand: true destiny changers are never sudden bursts of power, but the daily choices made day after day. 🏠

Awesome! Apple just released the cheapest laptop: MacBook Neo, priced at only 4599 yuan, with national subsidies bringing it down to just 4099!! When Apple gets serious, others don't stand a chance—it's a dimensionality reduction attack to dominate the market!

Charlie Munger advises everyone that if you can do these five things, you will definitely succeed: 1. Don't overspend beyond your means. 2. Be smart about earning and investing. 3. Stay away from people who drain you and from internal conflicts. 4. Maintain lifelong continuous learning. 5. Do more things that require delayed gratification. If you do these things, you almost certainly will succeed. If you don't, you'll need a lot of luck.

Predict's point scheme for Probable has been seriously exploited. In the early days of Predict, there were point tasks where you only needed to spend $15 to refresh twice and earn 2000 points. Do you know how hard it is to get 2000 points in Probable? I couldn't even reach 3000 points in my first 6 rounds. That means I spent 6 weeks and earned $15. I'm really at my wit's end. Predict earns 10 million points weekly, while Probable only has 100,000 per week.

What do men tend to indulge in when they reach middle age? See which level you're at. Beginner 🥉 Mobile phones, short videos, games, novels, grocery shopping, cooking, dishwashing Intermediate 🥈 Fishing, motorcycles, camping, photography, fitness, investing Expert 🥇 Tea tasting, coffee, bartending, chess, audio equipment, NAS Master 🏅 Electrician, woodworking, maintenance, military, renovation, model aircraft God-level 🏆

Even with the new mode Agent meme launched by four, there hasn't been any new innovation so far. It's not a repetition of the original name, just tax and dividends—same old, different packaging. The limits are getting lower and lower. This situation has already reached a point where both the launch platform and developers are running out of ideas.

The first AI coin of the new Four Mode $AGENT is really hard to handle. It's a sniper's world. When I got in, it was almost 700K, just about doubled. I'm already thinking of exiting this market 🤣

#genius Last week's points are out, with a total transaction volume of approximately 1.35 billion. Costs have increased to about 0.043U per GP. Last week, I used 10WU on all my accounts, with an average cost of 52U, a rebate of 18.2U, and an actual cost of 33.8U, which is 0.043U per GP. Compared to the previous week's cost of 0.028U, last week's cost increased by 53%. The pattern remains the same: small amounts with high weight, large amounts with reduced weight. Last week, to save effort, I didn't use accounts with less than 10WU.

Why do you work so hard every day, yet still live in so much pain? Zhang Donglai, the founder of China's retail giant Pang Donglai, pointed out the root cause of many people's suffering during a late-night live chat: You care too much about face and possessions, but you forget how to love yourself.

Why do people look back at the past and realize there were countless opportunities? But when thinking about the present, they feel like they can't do anything?