Market trends are always changing, again and again, and everyone hopes to be able to hold every high point and low point in their hand. But once you’ve been in the market for a long time, you’ll understand this: there has never been any standard answer here—there are only various possibilities. Learn to stay persistent, and learn to make choices and let go.

Don’t keep thinking you must sell at the very highest point or buy at the very lowest point. Let go of that unrealistic dream of getting rich. Only go after the market movements you can actually understand, protect the portion of the returns that you can put into your pocket—that is the biggest confidence we have when it comes to investing.

With rises and falls, and constant back-and-forth oscillation—this is simply the normal state of the market. Brief fluctuations shouldn’t throw off our own rhythm. When losses appear on the books, the most frightening thing is to panic in your heart, rush to cut and sell, and let emotions drive you into impulsive decisions; but when there are profits on the books, don’t be overly greedy either—don’t let greed cause you to miss the best moment to take profits. Only by keeping your mindset steady and guarding your pace can you get through those repeated shakeouts and fluctuations, and ultimately firmly hold onto the returns of the bigger direction.

Many people spend a lot of time and effort researching all kinds of technical methods and tinkering with a wide variety of indicators. In the end, they still often lose money. In fact, the hardest part of investing is never analyzing the market, but rather keeping your own emotions under control. This market is most likely to magnify the greed and fear in people’s hearts—when it rises, you can’t help but chase it; when it falls, you’re afraid and quickly throw it all off; or you invest without restraint and put too much capital in. These are the biggest stumbling blocks on the road to investing. Always keep a sense of reverence—revere the market’s ups and downs, and also cherish every single cent of your own money. Treat every buy and sell rationally; that is the key to going far.

Don’t let yourself envy others for making a fortune in just a while, and don’t let that upset your own steps. Investing has never been a 100-meter sprint—it’s a long process of self-discipline and cultivation. Don’t expect to completely turn things around with a single trade; instead, you need to rely on steadily moving forward over the long term. Settle your mind and refine your character, hold onto your own principles for buying and selling, don’t chase quick success, don’t rush blindly into the market. Time will naturally reward all your steadiness and persistence.

Investing involves both choosing and gaining—there has to be what you give up and what you get. You need to be able to accept calmly admitting your mistakes and exiting the market, and you also need to be able to accept missing out on the market. Admitting mistakes and exiting isn’t failure; it’s timely correction, leaving yourself the capital to turn things around later. Missing a period of upward movement isn’t a regret either; it’s a clear, sober choice to avoid risks you don’t understand. Don’t dismiss yourself entirely because you made one error, and don’t give up easily just because things aren’t going smoothly for a moment. Keep an ordinary mindset, persist in looking back and reflecting, slowly cultivate yourself, and move forward step by step—only then can you stand firm for the long term in this market, and go both steadily and far.

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