When the vast majority of people in the market tend to look in one direction, it is easy to follow the crowd and have erroneous thinking, allowing other people's opinions to replace your own thinking, thus losing critical thinking. In this case, we should calm down, observe the market with our own eyes, listen more, see more, and learn more. As an investor, people who are unwilling to learn are actually just pure speculators, and they are stupid speculators. We need to be smart investors, equipped with smart brains and sophisticated strategies.
There is no shortage of analysts in the market, but what is really missing is analysts who dare to criticize investors. Although analysts serve clients, they are also investment mentors. A good mentor should have the right to speak, provide objective views and suggestions, and guide investors to make wise decisions.
In the world of investing, continuous learning and continuous improvement are crucial. Only by continuously accumulating knowledge and experience can we make decisions in the market more calmly and confidently and find an investment strategy that suits us. For a true investor, continuous learning is a responsibility and a necessary condition for success.
Therefore, we should maintain independent thinking, not be swayed by other people's opinions, and be brave enough to accept criticism and different opinions. By continuously learning, finding our own investment style, and growing with insightful mentors, we can achieve long-term and stable investment returns in the market.
