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A simple example is that friends who are good at new stocks think that the bottom odds are high and the risk is low, and they will take off if they buy a big gold; friends who are good at the second stage think that the gold dog that comes out has good certainty and can be heavily invested.
But different market conditions, different positions, and different personalities are suitable for different people. Many problems are not mathematical problems, but philosophical problems. Philosophers will not be right or wrong in discussing problems for 100 years, but this does not hinder the progress of thought.
When solving practical problems, we just need to know the goal, find the elements we need, and then do it. Continuously summarize and summarize, spiral upward. Everyone is very small, and often the one who gathers the best wins.
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