For fans who’ve recently been beaten up badly by the market, here’s a little story to perk you up:

In Georgia in 2022, a herding dog named Casper encountered an attack on the flock by 11 coyotes.
Casper fought to the death and refused to retreat—after a bloody battle, it killed 8 of them, then jumped over a fence and chased the remaining wolves away.
Most strikingly, after the fight it disappeared for two days. Its owner thought it was dead and posted a missing-dog notice. But two days later it came back on its own—its tail was broken, and the skin on its back had been completely torn off.
Everyone suspects that during those two days, it was hunting down the remaining three wolves.
This isn’t just a joke—back then, both U.S. CBS and Fox News reported it. Later, it stayed at an emergency veterinarian for 15 days, and网友s筹集ed $15,000 for medical bills.
In June 2023, Casper returned to work. It was also nominated for the American Farm Bureau’s Farm Dog of the Year.
Like a rabid dog, it guards its “assets”—knowing it may not be feasible, yet going into battle injured, killing the enemy, then coming back to lick its wounds.
That drive, in the market, is called belief; in life, it’s called refusing to give up.