Please Respect Capital Market Investors!

2006/7/18 21:39:38

The only reason this ID chose to play in the capital markets is that it's relatively simple—no need to deal with too many interpersonal relationships. In essence, one can earn excess returns in the capital markets purely through individual effort, and a single person can manage far more assets than a whole team would handle in industry. That is the most important point.

The essence of globalization is the globalization of capital, and the capital market occupies a core position within it. Previously, the understanding of this point was insufficient; now the state has clearly recognized the capital market's central role in the economy. Capital market investors are the most important foundation of all this. Any person can make money in the capital market with full justification. If you lack the ability, that's your own problem—it has nothing to do with the market itself. Those who don't understand this are simply a group abandoned by the market.

In a market economy, the capital market-based measurement of wealth is the most standard. A person who has no contact with the capital market has essentially lost their voice in the economy—this will become even more apparent in the future. Nobody needs to be shy about how much money they've made in the market. And making money in the market fundamentally requires a profound understanding of the economy. This ID makes no secret of having accumulated wealth in the capital markets that surpasses the vast majority of people, but this is what this ID deserves—a reward for this ID's intelligence and market insight. On this point, this ID can only feel immense pride.

A person must first live with dignity. Of course, having money doesn't necessarily mean having dignity, but even a nation cannot be impoverished, and the same applies even more to individuals. For a person, there is probably no simpler path to achieving this than the capital market. Of course, the prerequisite is that you can survive in the market. No matter what your views on the capital market are—even if you oppose it and want to tear it down—you must first understand it and defeat it. Otherwise, it's nothing but the lament of a loser!