In the field of investment, the essence of patience is often misunderstood. Some believe that staying away from the market for the long term is patience; however, true composure lies in the daily focus on the market, in-depth industry research, while always restraining the impulse to act.
This requires investors to establish clear boundaries of their capability circle, accurately judging the investment opportunities that can be grasped and the risk areas that need to be avoided.
Only by deeply understanding one’s own investment logic and clearly defining capability boundaries can one patiently wait in the process of continuously monitoring the market until the opportunity that fits the investment system arises, allowing for a composed layout. This kind of patience is a dual cultivation of rational awareness and self-restraint.