Investment Strategy - The industry should redefine "Cost Control" as "cutting off loss flow" instead of saving trivial amounts like coffee money, especially for investors at a certain asset level [1] - The industry should avoid mediocre investments that are "often profitable and loss-making", which can erode principal due to frequent operations [1] - The industry should focus on either high-certainty 4% wealth management or high-potential equity/trends, avoiding short-term speculation that appears to be an opportunity but is actually a trap [1] - The industry should consider the profit-loss ratio before each transaction, requiring high rationality [1] - The industry should avoid overtrading and systematically think about the causes and consequences of each transaction [1] Risk Management - The industry should avoid short-term bottom-fishing with limited upside potential (e.g., 10% profit) but significant downside risk (e.g., 50% loss), especially in a bear market [1]

Investment Strategy - The industry should redefine "Cost Control" to focus on eliminating loss-making activities rather than trivial expenses [1] - The industry should avoid mediocre investments that offer limited potential and instead focus on high-certainty, low-yield options (e.g, 4% fixed income) or high-potential, high-risk opportunities (e.g, equity/trends) [1] - The industry should avoid short-term speculative trades that appear to be opportunities but are actually traps [1] - The industry should carefully consider the risk-reward ratio before making any trade, requiring a high degree of rationality [1] Risk Management - Overtrading can erode capital, and the industry should avoid frequent operations [1] - The industry should cut off all mediocre investments to prevent losses [1] - An example is provided of a near-loss situation with $SAHARA, where a short-term bottom-fishing attempt almost resulted in a loss [1] Decision-Making Process - AI can assist in systematically thinking through the causes and consequences of investment decisions [1] - The industry should avoid overtrading, which requires deep understanding and disciplined execution [1]