A common misconception for many people is that they often mistake information they have heard in the past as investment opportunities they can grasp. For example, at a gathering, you hear someone recommending to buy Bitcoin and Nvidia, but you don’t buy...

Later, when Bitcoin and Nvidia stocks soar, you feel that you missed out on a chance to become wealthy, and then you sigh in your social circle, "There was once an opportunity for financial freedom right in front of you, and you didn’t cherish it."

I can only say that you are overthinking; this was not an opportunity meant for you.

In reality, this information is just a part of the many pieces of information you receive daily. You haven’t done in-depth research, and there’s a lot of erroneous investment information that you have also forgotten. This is the survivor bias—you only remember those successful cases after the fact.

So, what does it really mean to miss out? It means you spent a lot of time and energy researching, invested a huge amount of money, and still did not gain any returns.

For those still working at the electronics factory, just focus on your job and don’t believe those bragging stories. The stories may be good, but don’t believe too much.