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1. Do not scold your children before meals, do not yell at your wife before sleep, do not gossip about others outside, do not bring up old issues at home. 2. Help in emergencies, not in poverty; assist the foolish, not the lazy; do good without expecting repayment; do not harbor grudges over enemies. 3. Speak less, do not make promises you cannot keep; do not eat until you are stuffed; do not drink to excess. 4. Look at the weather before leaving, observe people's expressions when entering, consider the occasion when speaking, and be mindful of boundaries when handling matters. 5. Do not be friends with gamblers, do not work with alcoholics, do not confide in those who are unfaithful and unloyal. 6. Do not reveal your wealth, do not boast, do not bully the weak, do not be arrogant or extravagant when wealthy. 7. Do not borrow money in the morning, do not visit the sick at midnight, do not argue during festivals, and do not cause trouble during happy or sad events. 8. Do not have malicious intentions, but always be cautious of others; know people’s faces but not their hearts; it is difficult to paint a tiger’s skin or bones. $LIGHT $COAI $RIVER

The first category: stocks with major shareholders continuously reducing their holdings. The second category: stocks that do not rise or even decline when the company releases positive news. The third category: stocks with a sharp decrease in liquidity. The reason is likely that the main players have already withdrawn. The fourth category: stocks with poor performance. Currently, investors are more rational, and underperforming stocks are not favored. The fifth category: stocks that have already plunged according to the candlestick chart. The sixth category: stocks with a very dispersed shareholding structure among the top ten shareholders. The seventh category: stocks that never pay dividends. The eighth category: stocks of companies without a main business. $NAORIS $RHEA $AIO

Your life is about doing three things well. 1. The first is studying how to make money; money can solve 90% of life's problems, and the remaining 10% can be alleviated with money. 2. The second is studying human nature; once you see through human nature, you can stand undefeated in this world. 3. The third is caring for your health; the biggest mistake a person can make is exchanging health for external possessions. Good habits: the top one is self-discipline, the second is lifelong learning, and the third is maintaining exercise. Possessing these three habits, a wonderful life is within reach.
II. Don't be anxious or self-destructive: 1. Calm your anxiety with these eight words: "Take things slowly, and everything will be smooth; be patient, and you'll find peace." 2. When you encounter difficulties in life, remember that any problem should not rush you to respond. Don't force yourself to solve it immediately; let it ferment for a while, and maybe the situation will turn around. Don't put too much pressure on yourself; your life won't be ruined by this one thing. Also, always remember that you are more important than others, and the present is more important than the past or future. Don't be anxious or self-destructive; allow everything to happen.
III. What is cognition? 1. Exchange what you have for what you want; this has always been the way of the world. 2. If you do not take action, you will always be an observer. Only proactive action can change the current situation. 3. Relying on physical strength to make money, the older you get, the poorer you become; relying on wisdom to make money, the older you get, the wealthier you become. 4. Breaking an egg from the outside is food; breaking it from the inside is life. Similarly, when a person is broken from the outside, it is pressure; when broken from the inside, it is growth. 5. The fastest growth period for a person is when she loses her sense of security.

Understanding these ten "unspoken rules" of human nature will help you live more transparently in the future!
1. A mad dog won't stop biting you just because you're a good person; a villain won't stop scheming against you because you're kind, so your kindness must be directed at the right people.
2. Don't try to get closer to others through your tolerance and generosity; such forced friendships are truly fragile.
3. Better to pretend to be poor than to flaunt wealth, especially in front of relatives and friends, because in this world, besides parents, no one wants you to live better than them; it will only invite jealousy.
4. Don't rely on others for hope; if you can solve problems yourself, don't owe favors. The benefits others give you can also be taken back or even turned against you.
5. The greater your ability, the greater your responsibility; the more you worry, the more trivial matters you'll encounter, and sometimes you can't even shake them off. Over time, all your efforts become taken for granted. Therefore, sometimes, hiding your strength appropriately is a reliable way to avoid trouble.
6. Don't overestimate your relationship with anyone, and don't open your heart easily, because you can't peek into others' minds. Many times, assumptions are made; friends you think you can share everything with may not see you as a true friend at all.
7. The biggest evil in human nature is bullying the weak and fearing the strong, flattering the high and stepping on the low. So, what we should do is be soft when others are soft, be strong when others are strong—don't always be aggressive, and certainly don't always tolerate.
8. The way to ignore someone you dislike is to ignore them, not to argue about who is right or wrong. The best way to get back at someone is to make yourself better and live a better life than them, rather than clashing until both sides are hurt and suffer losses.
9. All relationships,

For many years of short-term trading, what have I learned?
1. To understand the essence of short-term trading, you need to focus on turning over leading stocks and popular strong stocks, experiencing the market’s collective force through trading. Constantly trading miscellaneous stocks won't help you grasp the true way.
2. "Technical analysis is the vessel of emotion; technicals alone cannot determine success or failure."
3. The "first" occurrence of a popular strong stock often constitutes a buying point, such as the first divergence, the first pullback to the 5-day or 10-day moving average, the first rebound, the first surprise performance, or the first acceleration.
4. Mimicking profitable traders is the fastest way to succeed.
5. The earlier you start systematic trading, the sooner you will profit.
6. When everyone is using the same trading model, your understanding of that model must be deeper than others’, so you can stand at the forefront of that pattern and make money from it.
7. If I have to pinpoint the most important thing in short-term trading, it is understanding human nature. Because, at its core, short-term trading is a game of human psychology, and successful short-term traders deeply understand human nature.
8. Just like avoiding trash people, stay away from trash stocks, or they will bring endless trouble.
9. The short-term market will show certain preferences in each cycle; when these preferences persist for a period, they form the main market trend and create profit opportunities.
10. Good stocks must align with the aesthetic preferences of most people, just like noticing a beautiful woman on the street—many others notice her too.
11. As soon as the market shows a "small article" about a certain sector or a concept summary table, it’s very likely to face a big correction in the next one or two days.
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The Hidden Rules of Human Nature You're Unwilling to Tell: 1. In front of money, sex comes last; you won't spend money recklessly for women. 2. The thicker your skin, the greater your ability. 3. You walk down the train aisle with a bowl of instant noodles; if you ask to make way, no one pays attention. If you ask to make way, be careful of burns, everyone will step aside. 4. Human nature is like this: inferiority leads to show-off, lack of love leads to flirtation. Your ostentatiousness only proves inner weakness and can't prove anything else. 5. When others主动联系你, it's because there's no exploitable value in you. 6. At any time, suggest less; a fish that keeps quiet is less likely to be hooked. 7. As long as interests don't conflict, learn to keep quiet. 8. Tell your daughter that if she can't find a partner alone, she needs to understand the "Barrel Law." 9. Only in middle age do you realize that a father is like a mountain, and a mother like water. 10. To judge whether someone is your true friend, don't look at what they say, but at what they do. 11. Most of the time, others only care about your results. 12. Interests are not the best teacher for a person; survival is. Most successful people are often forced into success because they have no way out and can only strive forward. 13. In middle age, the best way to cherish life is not health preservation, but "not fitting in." 14. Don't offend villains and idlers; they will set you up with a "two-piece set." 15. Revealing family background is a major taboo in the workplace; the disadvantages far outweigh the advantages, even more so than a hundred disadvantages with no benefits. 16. Don't be easily commanded by others; if you get used to being ordered around, you'll truly become an easy target for bullying. 17. Multiple packages

Why do some people suddenly seem to have cheat codes and crush their peers?
1. On the surface, they appear calm and composed, but their mind has already mapped out everything! Important matters are prioritized and carefully scrutinized: which steps can be solidly executed, which ones are prone to collapse. They even analyze details to spark ideas—that's what it means to "know what's going on in your mind."
2. Mastering restraint isn't about lacking desire; it's about daring to tell "temptation" to get lost. Want something too tightly? Better to let go of a few "burdens" and not let external things manipulate you like a puppet—those who can control their desires are truly free.
3. True silent killers keep their plans in the coffin. They don't flaunt progress or shout slogans; even their anger can be chewed up and swallowed. Look at those who are always shooting their mouths off—most of them are just talkers with no real results.
4. Unity of knowledge and action—don't be "a giant in thought and a dwarf in action"! Peng Yuyan said, "Execution is the real competitiveness." The more you want, the more you need to smash through with action. Don't fear mistakes; review your efforts diligently. Those who break through are all "hardcore" types.
5. Empathy and perspective—see through things and also leave face for others. Look at problems from different angles; don't make others lose face—making people comfortable is actually a sign of high emotional intelligence.
6. Goals are like the fixed needle in the sea—those who know what they want are like a perpetual motion machine energized by blood. Goals should be clear enough to "bite onto"; don't let confusion steal your momentum. Just head in the right direction!
7. Actionability is hard currency—those who drag their feet miss opportunities early on! If you want to do something, start immediately after saying it. Don't wait for "tomorrow"—procrastination is the enemy of growth. Execution is the ultimate skill.
8. Changing jobs several times a year or jumping between projects? This

Interpersonal communication skills you must know! 1. Don't say angry words randomly, be careful not to trip yourself up. 2. Don't say harsh words randomly, be careful not to lose your position. 3. Others have flaws, don't expose them face-to-face, avoid offending people. 4. Talk less big talk, praise more; those who can climb high are not fools. 5. Awkward conversations make you uncomfortable? Then just shut up! 6. Leave a line in life, so you can meet again happily later. 7. When chatting, talk more about topics the other person is interested in. 8. Learn to see things from the other person's perspective when speaking, so both feel comfortable. 9. Everyone likes to hear good words, even if they're not entirely true! 10. Speak with confidence, so others will respect you! 11. Speak calmly and peacefully; if you bring emotions, you'll lose face! 12. Others' ugly or bad deeds, if mentioned, will offend people! 13. When speaking, subtly mention others' strengths. 14. If it’s not your business, don’t poke your nose in! 15. Humility is very important in social interactions! 16. Read the situation when speaking; retreat when needed, advance when appropriate. 17. Honesty is important; don’t say things you're unsure about! 18. Addiction is gold, but trouble comes from the mouth! 19. When others joke about themselves, they want sympathy, not your sharp remarks! 20. Interact more with good speakers to improve yourself. 21. When talking to superiors, be polite and respectful—don’t lack either! 22. If you’re not good at talking, be more sincere. 23. Maintain boundaries with everyone. 24. Don’t pry into others’ privacy! 25. People with lower cognition than you may not understand your truth! 26. Don’t speak when you’re in a bad mood! 27. Don’t lie unless you’re confident you can back it up! 28. Unsure