1 — Before the bull arrives, wait for the bottom to bounce back. When it truly comes, watch out for the endless back-and-forth turbulence.
Always remember: this is never a purely rational game. It is a tide shaped by countless human emotions.
So when more and more people slowly shift from doubt to “I need to get in — or I’ll miss the boat!” — that is precisely when the real risks arrive.
2 — Master Chi strongly advises against listening to anyone’s so-called predictions about the tide, because this is simply not something that can be predicted with precision.
Especially those folk stock gurus who look supremely confident — take in their views, use them as pure reference, and stop there. Do not follow their lead.
Because there are always uncontrollable factors at play.
Rather than chasing predictions, you are far better off observing trends daily and summarizing the broader picture weekly. That approach is far more grounded.
3 — The era has fundamentally shifted.
Going forward, it is essentially the age of electricity, computing power, semiconductors, chips, cooling systems, artificial intelligence, new energy, and electric vehicles.
This is not to say other industries are failing — it is that these are the fields most likely to keep producing trillion-dollar enterprises in the years ahead.
Other sectors simply do not carry that kind of momentum right now.
4 — Using speculation as a warm-up, and capturing a few opportunities in moderation — there is nothing wrong with that.
But truly great wealth always comes from cultivated, patient investment.
It always comes from identifying two or three companies with genuine long-term potential — early, ahead of the curve, before or during the growth phase of a sector — and then holding them.
That kind of investment is the true ballast of great wealth.