I’m Really Not an Investment Prodigy

Losing money is easy. Manufacturing cars, nuclear power plants, aircraft engines, large planes, space stations—each is a potential industry, and you'll lose money in any of them. Even starting an environmental company to afforest the Taklamakan Desert, one of China's most difficult deserts to afforest, might result in losses. The author simply chose the wrong industry.

Just a quick rant: if the author isn't very familiar with something, they shouldn't go into too much detail, otherwise it's easy to miss something important. 🤭

Reading these kinds of novels, I felt they were all too contrived, as if they were afraid others wouldn't know that the boss's true intention was to lose money. They were all just mindless, brainwashing tactics.

Friends, I'd like to know what you all do for a living and what industries you'd like to invest in. Here are the specific questions I'd like to ask: 1. Investment industry (excluding pornography, gambling, and drugs; promoting positive energy); 2. Required funds; 3. If you were the boss, how would you squander the money in your hands?

The more you think about losing, the more likely you are to gain. Perhaps we should change our mindset and focus on gaining; maybe that will actually lead to loss.

I laughed so hard when I lost money trying to work hard only to find out I'd been betrayed by myself.

You guys, the main characters all have such talented names: President Pei, President Pu, President Lai!

As the title suggests

To be honest, losing money is incredibly easy. Just throw money at lithography machines and various research labs. Even if you make a profit, it won't be for years. The money you lose during that time could last you several lifetimes.

A market capitalization of hundreds of billions in the investment industry is nothing, let alone the Forbes 2035 ranking... Even in 2022, a market capitalization of hundreds of billions is nothing, nothing in the investment industry.