Selected Micro-Quotes 0529: Considering Yourself a God is Not a Good Habit

@Libaijun: Everyone thinks they can pull out in time before the bubble bursts and never go back, but in reality, historically, as long as you participated, 99% of people will leave something behind. It's just a matter of how much.
Considering yourself a god is not a good habit. ​​​

@Fenger Wangming Tianya: If someone talks to you about K-lines when trading stocks, you basically don't need to listen to them anymore. Trading stocks based on K-lines is just guessing. Sometimes you guess right, sometimes you guess wrong. When you guess right, you show off; when you guess wrong, you play dead. 90% of financial influencers are like this.
To make money in stocks, there are only two points: 1. You have a deep enough understanding of the industry and the company to know its true value; 2. You are not short of money, so you won't fail to pay rent or starve if you don't sell today.
With these two points above, that's enough. Those who talk to you about K-lines and technical analysis, if not 100%, 99% of them are scammers.

@Shen Jiake:
Jin Yong really liked to write a certain trope: the bystander's deep affection.
Guo Xiang witnessed Yang Xiao's infatuated desire to jump off the peak, sacrificing his life for Xiaolongnü.
Zhang Wuji witnessed Ji Xiaofu's unwavering devotion to Yang Xiao, having a child with him named Yang Buhui.
Ren Yingying witnessed Linghu Chong's endless longing for his junior sister, even worrying that Yue Lingshan was a coward after she died.
Duan Yu witnessed Wang Yuyan's deep devotion to her cousin. ​​​

@Lin Shuiyao: I saw someone on Xiaohongshu asking for a matching second half of a couplet. The first half was "This person is definitely not a scallop!" (shàn bèi - homophone for 'good backer/dependable'). Sure enough, a master replied, "I am not a raw oyster either!" (háo rén - homophone for 'good person'). I wonder what the horizontal scroll should be? ​​​
@Juanhuaifei_kzk: Horizontal scroll: Mix as you see fit (bàn - homophone for 'to judge/deal with')

@Uncle Bin OKmath: With the current income levels in China's tier-1 cities, it is fundamentally impossible to absorb a large number of houses priced over 5 million. The reason is simple: incomes don't match up. Moreover, there are a lot of such houses. Therefore, houses priced over 5 million will definitely continue to plummet in the next few years because no one can be found to take over. ​​​

@Touyu Wendao: Stock investors suffered huge losses and went to a temple to burn incense. They said the losses were too severe, no one was buying their stocks, and they begged the Buddha for help.
The abbot heard this and felt everyone was too miserable, so he decided to help. He then used the temple's donation money to buy the stocks no one wanted, and the stock market consequently went up.
After a while, the investors came again, saying the market was rising too fast and they couldn't get their hands on any chips. The abbot heard this and said, if you want them, I'll give them to you. ​​​