The ending of "Black Myth: Wukong" - the "tightening curse" of investment
In the first ending of "Black Myth: Wukong", Wukong killed the remains of the Great Sage and put on the tight ring, becoming his past self
Life is like a game. How we choose to treat this game will directly determine what kind of person we become.
"Quick success and instant benefits" is the mentality of many people when facing life. If you only focus on the final result and ignore the growth and tempering required in the process, you may eventually fall into a cycle of self-destruction. Wukong killed the remains of the Great Sage and put on the tight ring, which can be interpreted as his pursuit of power and success. In the end, he had to face his inner shackles, and even lost his freedom and true self, and became the person he least wanted to be.
Metaphor of contract trading and "tightening curse"
In contract trading, leverage is like a "tightening curse". On the one hand, it provides greater operating space and profit potential, but on the other hand, it also brings higher risks and pressure. When many investors use leverage, their original intention is to obtain greater returns through higher risks, but when the market reverses, they are often trapped and even suffer unimaginable losses. This process is like Wukong finally wearing a tight hoop. On the surface, he gained power, but in fact, his freedom was restricted.
The same is true for investment. Successful investors not only pursue the final return, but also pay more attention to the experience learned in the investment process, the understanding of the market and the cultivation of their own mentality.
As a contrarian investor, especially when conducting contract transactions, keeping a clear mind, paying attention to the accumulation and reflection in the process, and avoiding quick success are all important strategies to avoid falling into the "tight hoop" dilemma.
