I’ve realized that people who haven't been living in stock market anxiety recently are the happiest, because the most miserable are those who watched the raging bull market keep rising without getting on board.

They’re not incapable of getting in, they have brokerage accounts, some money on hand, and channels to see what’s happening outside, but they just missed out for various reasons.
It’s like a high-speed train 🚄 passing right in front of you; you watch helplessly as neighbor Lao Wang, an intern, or even those middle school classmates you always looked down on, all get on the train with incredible luck.
Many people don’t even know where the train station is or don’t have the money to buy a ticket, so they feel nothing in their hearts.
But you’re different, you look through the train window at their faces losing control from the sudden wealth, gesturing wildly about how to use this windfall, veins bulging on your forehead.
Every night you sleep poorly in anger and regret, and when you finally do fall asleep, you wake up groggily shouting, “Why should I! I had way more money than you guys before!”
“It must have crashed now, damn it, even the business K 🐔 is making money, this has to be FOMO. Let it crash quickly, so those guys can keep showing off. I’m not making money, and you shouldn’t be so rich either!
Make the train come back, this time I’ll go all in! 😂😂😂”
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This wave of technological revolution’s wealth transfer is so fierce, many people who were originally in the same social class have seen their wealth gap widen in just the past few months.
It reminds me of China’s real estate market back in the day, and the crypto wave led by BTC.
Luckily, this bubble 🏊🏻 still hasn’t ended, so I’ll swim well 🏊🏻‍♂️