With a principal of 310,000, turning it into 60 million is just about being more patient than others.

Last week, I had hot pot with a senior who has been in the investment circle for twelve years. He took a sip of wine and suddenly handed me his tablet.

With a principal of 100,000, it has now turned into 12 million.

I was so shocked that my chopsticks almost fell to the ground: "Uncle, how many opportunities have you hit?"

He picked up a slice of beef tripe and said slowly:

"What windfall passwords are there? I just stick to my guns more than others, not being greedy, not following the trend. I have used these three 'foolish methods' for ten years."

✅ First: Only nibble on "a piece of meat"

"The most enticing trap in the investment market is the illusion of a 'Manchu-Han Imperial Feast.'"

Last year, when the concept of the metaverse exploded in popularity, some people went all in on unknown tokens and lost everything in less than half a month.
He only focuses on the two fields he has been researching for five years, and every time the market moves, he only takes a "bite" and then withdraws.
While others are exhausted in different tracks, he is deeply rooted in the familiar field.
Over the years, those who chased trends have come and gone, but he has become the one who "walks the most steadily" in the circle.

✅ Second: "Deadlock" Review

"The market will be as generous to you as you are honest with every transaction you make."

He has a thick notebook filled with the time, reasons, and profits and losses of every trade.
Even profitable operations make him ponder "Is there more luck involved?";
When encountering losses, I repeatedly analyze the K-line chart until I find "where I went wrong at that time."
Some people laugh at him for "competing with himself," but he feels that every time he "gets serious" in investment is paving the way for the next profit.

✅ Third: Endure the "lonely period"

"The cruelest part of investing is not the losses, but watching others celebrate while you have to stay put."

When the market was sluggish two years ago, people around me either cut their losses and left the market or followed the trend with reckless operations, but he remained steadfast and held onto his positions.
He often says: "The market is like the four seasons; no matter how cold winter is, spring will always come. Only those who can comfortably 'hibernate' in winter are qualified to reap the rewards in spring."
During that time, he focused more on researching the fundamentals of the industry. When the market warmed up, while others were still hesitating about whether to enter, he had already firmly seized the upward trend.

On the day we parted, he patted me on the shoulder:

"True investment experts are not defined by how high their IQ is, but by their ability to execute 'simple logic' to the end. Those who have survived in the market for ten or twenty years rely not on 'cleverness', but on this kind of unpretentious 'stupid persistence'."

The end of investment is never about whose method is more "flashy", but about who can do a few simple things to the extreme: "stay within their ability circle, be honest with themselves, and endure the lonely periods." #广场创作者认证申请上线 #ETH反弹在即？ #巨鲸加仓2.5亿美元BTC