Group 1 - The core idea is that wealth is a manifestation of one's cognitive level, and understanding market dynamics is crucial for successful investing [3][4] - The current market trend is characterized as a "slow bull" where recognizing the logic behind capital movement, policy support, and industry transformation is essential for holding onto stocks [3] - Investors who frequently trade without understanding the underlying reasons for stock movements often miss out on significant gains and may end up losing money [3] Group 2 - Long-term wealth accumulation in the market is not solely dependent on education or insider information, but rather on continuous learning, market respect, and self-reflection on one's readiness for the current market conditions [4] - The importance of cognitive readiness and emotional control in investing is emphasized, suggesting that these factors determine whether an investor can capitalize on market opportunities [3][4]