In the end, what matters in wealth management is the mindset.

There are always people fixated on the candlestick charts chasing after gains and losses, yet they forget that financial management is not a 100-meter sprint. The market inherently has alternating bull and bear phases, and much of the anxiety that keeps them awake at night about short-term fluctuations stems from an obsession with "getting rich quickly."

A truly stable mindset understands that "Mr. Market" is inherently capricious; one remains composed in his pessimism and clear-headed in his fervor. It is about accepting the ordinary of "slowly becoming rich", replacing reckless gambling with monthly fixed investments. Moreover, it is crucial to realize that volatility is never a risk; preserving capital and enduring time will ultimately yield the answers through compound interest.

Look at the market less, accumulate your capital more, stabilize your mindset, and your profits will be stable.