$PI Everyone has their own choices. Some opt for short-term profits or cutting losses; this approach is generally relatively stable. Losing little and taking profits when appropriate means you probably won't win big, but it's certain—risk and reward are proportional. Others choose long-term risk investment, which is a completely different concept. They completely ignore short-term fluctuations; in fact, a long-term decline can make them see hope and become more excited. Their purchase costs will decrease with each buy, and their investments are continuous. When they harvest, they do so in batches over a period of one to three years. The difference between speculation and investment is huge. Although investment carries significant risks, its results are also highly promising—they seek outcomes in the future. Speculation, on the other hand, can provide answers in the short term. This is the choice of over 80% of people because they are not doing well now and are eager to change their situation, waiting for an immediate opportunity to turn things around. The paths of these two groups are completely different. Speculators don't lack the desire to follow the same path as investors; they simply lack the conditions. Not to mention investing continuously for three to five years, but even investing two or three times or for a few days, they might run out of funds. Therefore, speculation will never have the last laugh. If they fail, they will live even harder afterward; if they succeed, they will see results in the short term. As for the future... it will likely be a cycle of repeated speculation until failure. The results of investment, however, are entirely different because the time span is long enough to hardly affect basic life. Especially with multi-line investments, one may fail while another succeeds. Summary: speculation may yield quick results but will never have the last laugh; investment has a high chance of winning in the end. Two choices, two different lives, different mindsets—it's all up to oneself. No regrets is the key. If you're prone to regret, I advise you to stop quickly because regret is deeply painful.