It is challenging for a human brain to distinguish between noises and threats if a considerable value is at stake.

Cash is never a king, especially when people repeat the phrase often.

The last transaction price is the least accurate measure of the fair value.

Prices are dominated by the minority, and values are governed by the majority.

As a group, traders’ net return will always be lower than investors by the amount of transaction cost, plus research expenses.

All of us need to invest our capital to achieve financial freedom, but most of us are not equipped with the soul and skills to have concentrated portfolios.

Markets are not efficient enough to incorporate actual inherent risk, given information bias, and emotionally challenged participants. Instead, prices are adjusted up to the cumulative perceived risk of all participants.

Predicting a downturn is not critical. The important thing is what you do when a significant downturn happens.

Putting money in a savings account is not going to make anybody rich. It is making the depositors poor every day if you count the inflation.