Institutions are not the enemy; your emotions are.

Ordinary people are anxious about daily fluctuations, while wise individuals are always accumulating strength, betting their funds on 'major level' uptrends.

The quality of decisions is more important than the quantity of decisions.

The market is always full of temptations, but high-return opportunities often do not actively tempt you; instead, they tend to scare most people away.

No matter how hard you try in the wrong direction, it won't help.

The essence of wealth accumulation is to avoid major mistakes, rather than to capture every fluctuation; sometimes holding still is the best way to move forward.

Ordinary people focus on short-term gains, while experts are always conducting long-term projections.

The real risk is not missing an opportunity, but mistaking secondary options for a lifeline 'opportunity' after missing the primary one.

Correct decisions often stand in opposition to the majority.