Can investment really be done without studying knowledge, analyzing companies, or researching value, and instead just relying on short-term predictions and tracking trends to quickly earn satisfactory returns?

Of course not!

The stock market has long-term investors and those who rely on predictions, but there are no long-term investors who rely on predictions. Ultimately, the mysterious predictions are unreliable.

I used to think that short-term traders were really impressive, entering and exiting quickly, hiding their skills and reputation; unbeatable in "sector rotation," leading the world. Later I realized that this "quick in and out" is not done by one person; one goes in, another comes out... "sector rotation" might just be taking turns getting hit...

In our lives, from the innocent joys of childhood to the rebellious phase of knowing a little, then to the repression of reflecting on matters, and finally to the progress of breaking through ourselves, this journey has been about knowledge changing our thoughts and our attitudes and behaviors towards the world.

I love reading and enjoy continuously discovering the essence behind one phenomenon after another through reading. Many people in this world talk, but few have the patience to learn, think, and summarize; investment is the same, slow reading, learning, thinking, and summarizing can lead to rapid progress.

Sometimes, when the currency held reaches a limit up, it can also be a surprise and bring joy. However, these are just small episodes, nothing to worry about; some limit-ups are caused by news stimuli, which are not important. The true support of stock prices is the operational performance of the company and its profits. Companies that create profits and value must be held for the long term, unaffected by stock price fluctuations.