
Improve the psychological quality of investing and personal finance! Overcome human greed and fear
Two investors discuss fear during declines, greed during rallies, rebalancing, risk tolerance, and one contributor's personal experience holding 00662.

Asset allocation is very personal, what is the best asset allocation for you?
A letter links property sales and overseas schooling to a technology-focused portfolio, followed by the speaker's two allocation proposals and safety-buffer test.

How can young people start investing as early as possible? Overcoming the era of low wages
A letter examines how low pay, high rent, and limited funds affect younger and mid-career workers, plus behavioral risks in combining cash reserves with leverage. The speaker discusses starting early and emergency funds.

Take back autonomy in life
A couple's letter connects workplace pressure and inadequate staffing with health, financial capital, and the confidence to reject unreasonable demands and regain personal autonomy.

Learn leveraged funds, cash, risk control, and the path to happiness and tranquility in getting rich
Two learning reflections examine leveraged funds, cash reserves, staged adjustments, rebalancing rules, ongoing cash flow, and managing fear and greed during market swings.

The first step in investing for beginners
A beginner asks about U.S. taxation, idle cash, QQQ, a conservative stock-bond mix, retirement and taxable accounts, and how to learn. The speaker discusses allocation, rebalancing, and holding long term.

About marriage and financial management
A letter combines financial and marriage concerns. The speaker discusses living costs and rebalancing, then shares personal views on family history, communication, love, and readiness for marriage.

The rise and fall of a stock market operator Fanhua
A letter reflects on the drama Blossoms Shanghai, using its characters to discuss integrity, mentors, patience, one's circle of competence, slow wealth-building, and the speed of uncontrolled risk.

Questions and answers on investing and personal finance while living in Australia
An Australian resident asks whether to move part of a portfolio to Hong Kong. The reply considers access to funds, future residence, inheritance, securities-backed lending, and lifetime taxes.

Problems and moods faced by modern children facing their parents
A letter about a mother living alone in an aging, cluttered home opens a discussion of helping parents within limits, housing quality, retirement cash flow, homeownership costs, and family money boundaries.

Investing Questions and Answers for Living in Mainland China
A letter from mainland China prompts discussion of portfolio beta, treating a savings policy as reserves, rebalancing, overseas accounts, and sources for investment reading.

A middle-aged man’s dilemma at work
A midcareer worker faces restructuring, an unfamiliar role, and an emotional manager. The video discusses health, job choices, financial assets, internal transfers, and deciding when to leave.