#PALU PALU Wisdom Classroom: "Investment is a Lonely Voyage"

The financial markets are forever full of noise: short-term data, mood swings, other people's success stories, all trying to shake your course. But investors who really go through the cycle are often like sailors at the helm late at night – staring into the distance alone, trusting only their own compass.
Loneliness is not a weakness, but a prerequisite for sobriety. When the market is frenzied, you have to resist the urge to conform to the herd; When people panic, you need to guard the anchor of value judgments. This process requires blocking out 99% of the noise and focusing on the variables of long-term value investing.
Those who end up on the other side of wealth have experienced moments when no one applauds. They use reason against emotion, common sense against noise, and time against fluctuations. This journey doesn't need a busy travel companion, just a visionary on the same frequency – if you also believe that the sea of stars is on the other side of the long line, let time be our common ally.