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Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of investing in fundamentally strong stocks with clear growth trends that exhibit sustained upward volatility over time [3][4] - Stocks are categorized into three types: those with a long-term upward trend, those with a downward trend due to poor management or competition, and those with no long-term trend, often fluctuating around a price platform [3][4] - The goal is to identify the first category of stocks, which are rare and often difficult to find at low prices, as they may already have risen significantly by the time they are discovered [4][5] Group 2 - The investment process involves two potential outcomes: either the stock price rises after a brief consolidation, which is seen as luck, or the investor buys at a high point and must endure significant price corrections before seeing profits [5][6] - Historical examples illustrate that even renowned investors like Warren Buffett experience price declines after purchasing stocks, highlighting that no investor can avoid market volatility entirely [6][7] - The current Chinese stock market is characterized by a large number of stocks, leading to a structural bull market where not all stocks will experience uniform growth, contrasting with previous bull markets [7]