The thinking patterns between people are actually quite similar.

Investment thinking can be divided into having money and not having money, foresight and shortsightedness.

Different perspectives lead to different observations.

1⃣️ Those with some insight and long-term vision:

Rich people become richer.

Poor people can't even solve their livelihood, and they face the emotional influences of reality and virtuality every day. 99% are destined for an ordinary life.

2⃣️ Shortsighted and trend-following:

Rich people may incur losses, but they are still better off than the poor; after all, a lean camel is bigger than a horse.

Poor people see their savings drop to zero, and most are destined to lead a busy life.

3⃣️ There is no absolute equality among people in this world; wherever there are people, most wealth will always belong to a minority.

4⃣️ In this world, no type of asset is free from human manipulation; they exist, but only in periods of wild growth, and in the end, they will all be controlled by a few.

5⃣️ The core idea of the rich is to avoid risks in chaotic times and compound interests in prosperous times, while the poor focus on making a living.

6⃣️ Once we start playing stocks, cryptocurrencies, and other high-risk, high-return investments, we should immediately abandon our original market mindset and instead think about the investment landscape from the perspective of the wealthy, how to better tempt and capture the fatter and larger prey with the vision of an eagle.

7⃣️ This world has always been a place where the weak are preyed upon by the strong, a world governed by the law of the jungle. It's just that some methods are more gentle and easier for people to be forced to accept.