看不懂的sol|Oct 29, 2025 13:08
be filled with wisdom! In this society, everyone is trading stocks!!!
In fact, in this society,
Everyone is trading stocks. Everyone is speculating on currency.
Some people speculate on the exchange, while others speculate in their daily lives.
Some people buy Chinese concept stocks, while others buy human relations stocks, marriage stocks, relationship stocks, real estate stocks, and job stocks.
The former fluctuates on the K-line chart, while the latter oscillates in fate.
Stock trading is essentially a social ritual in which humans participate in risks, pursue returns, and digest fears. Some people participate with money, while others participate for a lifetime.
For example, a young person who has just graduated with a salary of several thousand yuan spends every day staring at the ChiNext board on their phone. He thinks he's studying finance, but in fact he's practicing his emotions.
Because in the stock market, any bearish candlestick is like a microcosm of society - market makers are washing up, policies are intervening, information is misleading, and retail investors are panicking.
Isn't this the same as the situation you encounter in life?
You think you are playing against the market, but in fact, you are playing against your own humanity.
You think you're trading stocks, but in fact, you're being traded in stocks.
A person's true financial intelligence lies not in their ability to read candlesticks, but in their ability to understand human emotions.
Because 'market makers' not only exist in the trading market, but also in every corner of life.
In the company, the boss is the banker.
He sent a message saying 'the company is going to reform', and the stock price fell in response. Everyone began to panic and cash out - busy looking for new jobs.
And by the time the real news came out, most of the people had already been washed out, and those who stayed were instead given more shares.
In marriage, emotions are the driving force.
One party creates fluctuations, causing panic, surrender, coaxing, and compromise in the other party. At the moment when the emotional candlestick pulls, you think you are in love, but in fact, you are being manipulated.
Some people have become the leeks of others' emotions in the process of talking about love - you contribute your sincerity, he reaps a sense of security.
Every corner of society is like the stock market.
National macroeconomic regulation is like the interest rate policy of the central bank, boss salary adjustments are like dividend announcements, and the interest relationships between friends are like on exchange trading.
Even if you don't trade stocks, you still live in a huge social market.
Some people choose to be investors, while others choose to be market makers.
The difference lies in whether you are looking at pictures to make a list or looking at people to make a plan.
The terror of East Asian society lies in the fact that most people dare not suffer losses.
Once they lose money, they dare not buy again; Once lost, doubt the market.
So they are always missing the lowest point and always buying at the high level.
Just like their attitude towards life: afraid of unemployment, afraid of heartbreak, afraid of embarrassment, afraid of losing face.
Afraid that in the end, even the courage to dare to be bold will be stripped away.
A true 'player' is not afraid of losses.
Because losing money teaches you risk control, earning teaches you risk boundaries.
Smart people invest in stocks not to make quick money, but to exercise their insight into human nature.
If you know where most people panic and become greedy, then you know where society floods.
Legalism says, "Use power to govern people
The ultimate wisdom of investment is momentum.
You must know when the market is blowing bubbles and when bubbles are about to burst.
You have to understand that 'it's going to rain, and my mother is going to get married'. The laws of this world are not discussed, but driven by potential energy.
Take a look at A-shares: during a bull market, everyone is a stock god; During a bear market, everyone is an economist.
Emotional retail investors are not making decisions, but looking for emotional outlets.
Just like working people in society - every time they resign, switch jobs, or start a business, it may seem like a "choice", but in reality it is a "passive emotion".
People make decisions not because of rationality, but because they cannot tolerate the current situation.
Stock traders look at the market, working people look at their salary, and dating people look at their attitude - in fact, they are all staring at their own profit curve.
This is the game.
You think you're choosing stocks, but in fact you're being chosen.
You think you're choosing a spouse, but in fact you're being priced.
You think you're making money at work, but in fact, you're being valued by the market.
In this era, even 'emotions' can be quantified by capital.
We know that nine out of ten bets are lost, but we still want to bet for the tenth time. Because gambling is the last dignity of human nature.
Some people say that 'investment is the realization of cognition'
That's true, but what's deeper is that investing is a reflection of your fears.
The more afraid you are of losing, the more likely you are to lose.
The more afraid you are of losing, the easier it is to be manipulated.
The mentality of a master is not 'how to earn', but 'how to afford to lose'.
Only those who can afford to lose deserve to win
This is the fundamental difference between low-level retail investors and top-level players.
Retail investors care about short-term gains and losses, while players only care about long-term momentum.
Society is also like this.
Ordinary people look at the money in front of them, smart people look at the money in the system, and experts look at the money in the future
Retail investors are keeping an eye on whether their wages have increased, while players are keeping an eye on whether inflation has increased.
A true investor sees everything as a stock market - housing prices, marriage, friendships, social interactions, and even fate.
In middle age, you will find that the biggest stock is not the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300, Nasdaq, blockchain, or gold, but 'yourself'.
Your time is chips, your energy is liquidity, and your mindset is the stop loss line
Whether you can make money depends not on the market, but on whether you can withstand fluctuations.
So real investment is not about trading stocks, it's about trading oneself
Don't panic during low valleys, don't float during high tides, and don't waver during chaos
If you can control your emotions, you can control your market
The essence of all wealth games is psychological games.
Whoever can remain calm will win
Market makers never rely on intelligence to win, they rely on patience
And the vast majority of retail investors die on the road of 'wanting to be fast'
They wanted to become rich overnight, so they were harvested overnight
The pace of the times is getting faster and the social landscape is becoming increasingly complex
If you still hold onto the illusion of safety, you are already standing guard at a high position
Because in this society, even 'stability' is an illusion of being controlled by market makers
See through a bit.
The stock market and cryptocurrency circle are all microcosms, and life is the main market.
Those who dare to bear the fluctuations can eventually cross the cycle
Those who are afraid of risks are destined to be crushed by cycles.
When you realize this, you are no longer a retail investor.
You are the banker, the player, the investor, and the manipulator of fate.
You're not just trading stocks, you're trading the market. And this game is called life.
——Jin Qiao!!
mutual encouragement
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