The people who truly make big money in the market are actually the quietest ones; those who have just tasted a little success tend to be the loudest. Why can't making money be openly discussed? It's not just about staying low-profile; it's also about reverence. In the stock market, the money called "special wealth"—what is its nature? It comes like a tide and goes like a tide. You need to understand the essence of trading: it's a zero-sum game. The profit that lands in your pocket is actually the pain of the other side cutting losses.

Put away your arrogance and carry this luck with humility; only then can your financial fortune last long. Often, danger doesn't come from losses but from gains. When you profit repeatedly, you might think you've understood the market and can even predict tomorrow. But that could be the beginning of disaster. Beginners who make money feel like the world is at their feet. Experienced traders, however, often feel anxious because they know tomorrow is unpredictable. We rely not on predictions of the future but on being prepared for all possible surprises.