The market is not good in the evening, I stopped my losses on one trade and decided not to trade anymore.

I just finished reading the content of the Berkshire Hathaway shareholders meeting, and summarized it for young investors and traders:

Buffett advises young people to "invest in what they love for life."

Because young people often underestimate the power of "sustained focus"—if a person can find a field to dedicate themselves to for thirty years by the age of 25, the value they create will far exceed the speculative gains from frequently switching tracks.

Buffett considers "not going against one's heart" as an iron rule for career choices, which is a wake-up call against an alienated society. Because wealth will ultimately flow to those who create real value for the world.

Each of us should view life as an "infinite liability company", driven by passion in our operations and attracting like-minded individuals with kindness. This concept of "value co-existence" may be the true code for wealth.

What is truly important may not be the immediate wealth figures, but rather reconstructing the algorithm of life with a long-term perspective: using excellent partners as a mirror to reflect our own limitations; using time compounding as a ruler to measure the thickness of value; using passionate mission as an anchor to resist the torrents of the times.

This may be the most precious investment advice Buffett offers to young people, a "life value investment system" that transcends market cycles.