Recently watched two interviews with Duan Yongping, here is a summary:

Opportunity always exists, young people should refuse to lie flat;
Buying stocks is essentially buying companies, mature and good business models should come first;
A is controversial, B is not;
A, from a bottom-up perspective, is that your cognition determines your height. I’ve always thought that’s bullshit. I believe that having money and height leads to cognition. Of course, excluding second-generation rich;
You poor guys are rushing around every day for three meals a day. Masters tell you to think, read books, watch news—it's all bullshit. You probably do manual labor, thinking while working, not resting well after work, and still going to learn. You probably nap during work, and overstudying without rest causes work injuries and disabilities, leading to faster death;
In the last 40 years of our life, most of the first money we earned was basically stumbled upon. Of course, this is accompanied by trend dividends, personal attitude towards handling it, and luck—inseparable. This kind of money is earned through rapid growth within 2-5 years;
If you are lucky and just accumulated this wave of wealth, then you can see how likely it is to recognize your own potential. If you deny personal ability to earn money, then Buffett and Duan Yongping’s two interviews are definitely suitable for you. They can tell you how to grow steadily and preserve wealth;
Why are second-generation rich different? Because from the start, their family’s status determines their perspective on issues. They are also more likely to accept top-tier thinking from the beginning, avoiding chasing high returns and pitfalls. So ultimately, it’s still about having money first, which then determines cognition;
The high-growth dividends of the crypto market’s first ten years actually made many people rich. Those who held on can watch videos of these two veterans and benefit greatly;
My personal view is that poor guys should not gamble, and definitely not buy lottery tickets. The first thing for the poor is to learn to save money. Use surplus energy to do part-time jobs after work to make money. Saving money will give you time to learn and think. When you have enough savings to sustain your current life for two years without working, then you might take the first step to change yourself—think about and learn the current era’s dividends, high-growth tracks, and quickly turn things around;
In summary, whether it’s Buffett or Duan Yongping, their content is suitable for those with certain capital who don’t have to worry about livelihood to steadily grow their wealth. We poor guys should just listen, remember what the captain said: save money, sleep in dorms, be a freebie every day, buy discounted groceries, save money, save money, save money.