Many people do not understand that investment mainly falls into two types: aggressive investment and defensive investment.

It's like a football ⚽ match; if you are the losing side, you need to be aggressive, you need to take risks, and you need to score quickly. When you are the dominant side, what you need is to prevent your opponent from breaking through and scoring.

So when you have no money, you must actively engage in aggressive investment; you need to achieve your first wealth goal in life, earning your first five-figure or six-figure sum. When you have some savings, you should make some passive defensive investments.

Many rich people say their secret to success is not to put all your eggs in one basket, to diversify your investment portfolio, etc. I find these statements quite ridiculous...

Because if everyone diversifies their investments, then everyone could become rich; in fact, no one becomes rich just by diversifying their investments.

The rich do not tell you that the reason they became wealthy is because they invested all their resources in one project at the beginning. They had to take risks, wait for opportunities, and they needed patience and courage.

Only after they became wealthy do they expand their investment portfolio to protect their wealth from devaluation...

Saving money now gives you the option for the future; when a crisis strikes, you can take a gamble. When a crisis erupts, global central banks will only do one thing: inject liquidity.

As long as you have a bowl called assets during this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, you can catch the water flowing down from above...

All-in is a kind of wisdom, and taking over also requires courage [rabbit][rabbit][rabbit]