Let’s talk about investment research methods: 1. First step, mindset. Hype didn’t make money, and Bro Nai realized earlier that not making money from this part was essentially due to a lack of understanding. But if your understanding is insufficient, how do you improve it? 2. Second step, during the process of asking people about hype, Bro Nai was deeply moved by one thing. He asked a friend how he viewed the hype team, and the friend said he had watched all the podcasts, videos, and written content about the founder Jeff. In the end, his conclusion was that the founding team is reliable. 3. This sentence left a very deep impression on Bro Nai at the time. Recently, while studying Buffett, Bro Nai came across a concept Buffett mentioned called: "Turn every page." It means that during the investment research process, you should read every piece of content you can find and not overlook any detail. Buffett said that when he was young, while his peers were reading Playboy, he was flipping through the Moody’s Manual every day. This work ethic is incredibly rewarding. 4. You are neither right nor wrong because the crowd disagrees with you. You are right because your data and reasoning are right. You won’t be wrong just because most people oppose you, nor will you be right just because most people agree with you. You are correct because your data and reasoning are correct.