Ru7longcrypto

Just got back from Macau. After a few days of playing baccarat and Texas Hold’em, I found that trading in the crypto market is basically no different from this. It’s all about going head-to-head with probability, and battling against human nature. Your win rate—maybe it’s not that important after all.
What matters is the risk-reward ratio. You might be wrong seven times out of ten, but as long as the three times you’re right are enough to make you a lot of money, then you’re the big winner. Just like in poker: you don’t need to put every hand into the pot. You only play when you have cards.

Is the end goal of AI also about certification?

If you believe your understanding surpasses others, then in a market economy, you should be wealthier than them. If you cannot convert your understanding into money, then what right do you have to think you are more knowledgeable than others?
People who still rely on degrees, educational background, or alma maters as labels usually do so because they lack a better way to elevate themselves beyond these titles.
Similarly, although you may have impressive past experiences, do not underestimate the power of time. Many people can catch up later; those who are ahead of us now may not be ten years

Getting married and buying a house, I choose to buy a house.
Retiring and then completely relaxing, not getting married actually doesn't matter.
In a couple of years, I will also be the most glamorous lady at the male model event 🤪
Hong Kong property seems like a good time to buy at the bottom.

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After reading "Living in the Fractures," there's a line I strongly agree with and find inspiring:
“After seeing many people, I have to admit that those who naturally carry a sense of stability and order are the most attractive to me. A chaotic world has nothing to do with them; they have stable routines, stable hobbies, stable reading habits, and stable values. They have an internal anchor that is unrelated to the external world.”

Does it look good? If not, write 500 words explaining why.

TSMC, SK Hynix, Micron, what else?

How do you view the big players getting into AI Hong Kong and US stocks?