The capital market is an invisible giant wheel, sailing on a sea interwoven with hope and fear. The bulls and bears are like the raging winds and undercurrents at sea, grappling with each other and pulling at the course.
On the screen, red and green numbers fluctuate, representing the silent battle of capital. When the bullish line rises, the bulls' momentum is like a rainbow, as if they want to crush all bearish beliefs; when the bearish line presses down, the bears counterattack, trying to extinguish the passionate flames with cold sell orders. The oscillation is intense, resembling fierce competition at a critical juncture, where every transaction is a shout of close combat.
And the myriad of beings in the market—the retail investors—are tossed by the bumps of this giant wheel at the peak of emotions. When they see an increase, they fear missing out, anxiously buying in, their eyes filled with illusions of wealth; once there is volatility, they become restless, seeking news everywhere for a glimmer of psychological comfort; and when the trend reverses, panic instantly devours reason, leading to hasty sell-offs, all in search of a moment of inner peace. They are driven by greed and dominated by fear, cycling through this process, becoming the most vivid yet helpless footnote in this grand game.
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Left10U
· 09-02 10:50
Watching Closely 🔍
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WanqianYida
· 09-02 09:04
The metaphor is very vivid. It is written very vividly. The market belongs to you, the market also belongs to me, the market ultimately belongs to you, capitalist---newbie.
The capital market is an invisible giant wheel, sailing on a sea interwoven with hope and fear. The bulls and bears are like the raging winds and undercurrents at sea, grappling with each other and pulling at the course.
On the screen, red and green numbers fluctuate, representing the silent battle of capital. When the bullish line rises, the bulls' momentum is like a rainbow, as if they want to crush all bearish beliefs; when the bearish line presses down, the bears counterattack, trying to extinguish the passionate flames with cold sell orders. The oscillation is intense, resembling fierce competition at a critical juncture, where every transaction is a shout of close combat.
And the myriad of beings in the market—the retail investors—are tossed by the bumps of this giant wheel at the peak of emotions. When they see an increase, they fear missing out, anxiously buying in, their eyes filled with illusions of wealth; once there is volatility, they become restless, seeking news everywhere for a glimmer of psychological comfort; and when the trend reverses, panic instantly devours reason, leading to hasty sell-offs, all in search of a moment of inner peace. They are driven by greed and dominated by fear, cycling through this process, becoming the most vivid yet helpless footnote in this grand game.