Anyone Can Only Bow Before the Market
2008/8/12 7:58:06
Recently I've been posting twice a day. First, of course, this ID is currently in excellent condition—when talking about work or interesting matters, chatting for two or three hours is no problem at all. Second, the market is at a moment of great turning, and this ID has been talking about a cliff all along, and the stock market has obligingly performed one. So naturally this ID needs to say a few more words—consider it like the boring commentary on CCTV, still amusing enough. But most importantly, this ID will be going on a long trip a couple of days after discharge from the hospital, which means I can't guarantee a post every day. Of course this ID will try to maintain one post per day, but if that can't be achieved, please forgive me. Consider this a pre-emptive compensation.
Anyone can only bow before the market. Today someone from the central bank came out to emphasize loosening credit—though not very sincere, it can be considered a slight bow to the market. As for whether the market will appreciate the gesture, that will be tested by the market itself. However, in this ID's view, this is far from enough, but a beginning is always a bit coy, so a word of encouragement is still warranted.
But to avoid an economic cliff, the head must bow lower—ideally meeting the market's demands completely in one go. Otherwise, squeezing out concessions like toothpaste will only invite even harsher punishment from the market. Anyone who tries to fool the market with petty favors will ultimately meet the same fate. Some time ago, this ID repeatedly excoriated certain people for acknowledging their mistakes like squeezing toothpaste, always trying to brush off the malicious secondary offerings—and what happened? Every one of those subsequent so-called "rescue measures" was severely mocked by the market day after day. That is the power of the market. If you haven't had enough, go ahead and keep messing around—who's afraid of whom?
This ID, of course, has more powerful channels to express opinions, and what appears here is mostly just casually written drafts. But even through the best channels, changing mindsets is extremely difficult. Like the last time that shoddy "Through Train" scheme produced such quick results—that was practically a once-in-a-century occurrence. Forget about such a massive decision-making apparatus—even for an individual, this ID has emphasized countless times since the end of last year that this year is a "well" year, a sprint meet, and even said multiple times that even this ID's stock holdings typically last only two or three days, and those without skill should just sit on the sidelines. So let me ask: how many people truly have self-awareness? Does everyone think they're brilliant and divine, able to move against the market trend, with the skill to sprint? As for those who still insist on babbling and showing off their mental deficiencies every day—they thoroughly deserve it!
The market never believes in tears or babbling. You can do whatever you want. This ID has said before: even this ID, when killing in the market, makes no distinction between friend and foe—because you can't tell them apart, and there's no time to try. Effective time in the market is so precious; when the blade flashes, getting killed is your own fault. Complaining is useless and only demonstrates your intellectual shortcomings. To become a steel warrior, to walk freely through flashing blades, you must hone your skills. Beyond that, no matter how much so-and-so flails with hands and mouth, nothing can save you.
This ID will waste one more breath—listen or don't: the rhythm of operations is the most important thing, and rhythm comes from a clear understanding of levels. Who says this ID's theory cannot predict? It's just that the prediction this ID speaks of is a complete classification of boundary conditions across various levels—a complete classification diagram for operations. Here, the most critical thing is level. Without level, any buy or sell point is useless, let alone any talk of rhythm. If you don't figure this out, then go run to so-and-so instead.
Take care of yourselves. Even the best crutch is still a crutch, and a person who stands tall, a steel warrior, must learn to walk on their own. This ID has no desire to be anyone's teacher. At most, this ID is a scenery along your life's journey—what you see it as is your eyes' business, and has nothing to do with this ID. Go cultivate yourself.
缠中说禅 2008/8/12 11:27:21
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