Where there's a will, there's a way (Part 3)

I traded stocks in the 1990s. There's a reason I started by mentioning stocks (I won't go into the reasons here; I believe you'll understand after reading this humble piece).
Those who have traded stocks may know that stock price fluctuations follow certain patterns. Unless it's a "blue-chip stock" that rises with the tide or even defies the odds, most stocks are lukewarm, with minimal ups and downs.

(In developed Western countries, buying and selling stocks is called investing; in China, it's called "stock speculation," which implies a certain degree of "speculation." Let me ask you, are you participating in this activity with an investment or speculative mindset?) Blue-chip stocks are
easy to choose and find; you just need to follow the trend. However, "dark horse stocks" are hard to find. Because you don't know which stock will emerge as a "dark horse." This requires careful research into the stock's "fundamentals." If the stock's price is greater than its value, you shouldn't own it; conversely, if its value is greater than its price, you should decisively buy and hold it long-term. Although this stock will remain stagnant for a long time, having consolidated at the bottom for quite some time, it's important to remember the well-known stock market adage: "The longer the bottom, the higher the rise." If you pick a stock today and expect it to soar to new heights tomorrow, think about it—is there really such a thing as a guaranteed success? What is ever so simple that it can be achieved overnight?
Many netizens have lamented the numerous difficulties encountered during the "development" process. If you keep trying, there will always be more solutions than problems. If I were someone who gave up at the first sign of difficulty, I wouldn't be here. There's a saying in marketing: "There are no weak markets, only weak ideas," and this applies here as well. Having the idea is good; if you don't even have one, all your efforts will be in vain. Believe in personal growth; even people our age need to grow. This growth is a gradual, natural process.
I want to emphasize again that our experiences are different, and our perceptions of the world vary. We cannot expect everyone's thinking to be perfectly aligned with a single level. If the thoughts of hundreds of millions of people were all highly unified, why would documents be issued after the 18th National Congress of the
Communist Party of China, requiring Party committees and governments at all levels to unify their thinking with the spirit of the 18th National Congress? Therefore, we must fully recognize the differences and complexities in people's thinking, and avoid indiscriminate generalizations or sweeping generalizations. Let's talk about the founding of our new China. The War of Resistance Against Japan alone saw the KMT-CPC cooperation last for eight years, and the War of Liberation, though shorter, lasted three years. Although we didn't experience that era, we believe we have read about its arduous and extraordinary history in textbooks and still remember it vividly.
Time flies, and we understand that we must seize every minute.
I remember Comrade Mao Zedong once said that a fortress is most easily breached from within. Why is a fortress easily breached from within? If you try to forcefully attack a fortress that is easy to defend but difficult to attack, you will only suffer heavy losses. What does "achieving twice the result with half the effort" mean? What does "achieving twice the result with half the effort" mean? The same thing, handled differently, will yield vastly different results. Therefore, I have always believed that outsmarting is far better than brute force.
We are currently in the development phase. This development phase can be seen as akin to the War of Resistance Against Japan or the War of Liberation. What I hope for (if we can be called friends) is mutual understanding, mutual respect, and mutual respect between friends. These three are extremely important and indispensable. I don't want you to only share in my success after I've achieved it; I need your support and help during the process. But I will never beg for your support and help. And this support and help is purely on a spiritual and moral level.
A true friend is someone who stands by you until the clouds part and the moon shines through. I hope it is you, a friend with whom I have a connection.
Personally, I believe this humble piece is still on topic. Let me reiterate the main theme of these three pieces: Where there's a will, there's a way!

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