[Investment Philosophy (6)] - Think independently when facing the market

[Investment Philosophy (6)] Think independently when facing the market

One of the keys to success for investors in the market is independent thinking.

Studying in class, reading books, and reading our investment columns are all part of learning.

[Having] can be taught, learned, and researched, but [Having] is only part of investment success.

Successful investors all have a "no" part, which is based on the "have" of correct investment knowledge and internalized into the ability to think independently and judge the market by themselves.

If two artists look at the same scenery or the same model, what they draw will definitely be different, and the difference may be very different. The same goes for investing. In the same market, different successful investors will have different judgments and reactions to the market, but successful investors will make money in the end.

Therefore, the key to making or losing money is not the "have" part of investment knowledge, but the "without" part of independent thinking and judgment.

Our columns are helpful for those who are just starting to learn about investors, because you must start with the "some" part at the beginning. But for students and investors who have been studying for a long time, already have a certain understanding of investment theory, and are already familiar with my thinking and investment philosophy, our columns may have a certain impact on students' independent thinking and judgment.

When you already have the ability to think and judge by yourself, and you have already made money with this ability, you have no fear in facing the market, and you are able to operate with ease, our column will not be of much help to you.

Date of writing: June 27, 2016