I scanned through the reading notes I recently collected and organized on AI and found that there has been a noticeable increase in long articles and depth of thought.
Fragmented information in a bull market is valuable because there are many opportunities, it is quick and efficient, and it requires exercising the ability to build information channels and make quick judgments.
The systematic information is more valuable in a bearish market, as there are not many valuable opportunities and news, and making more moves can lead to more mistakes. Instead, it is suitable for Depth thinking, building one's own learning and cognitive system.
In a bull market, if I don't check TG for 3 minutes and don't scroll through Twitter for 5 minutes, I start to feel anxious, afraid of missing something. In a bear market, I can check once every half a day and realize that I haven't missed anything, and instead, my focus is more concentrated on many other things.
Do the right thing at the right time.
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I scanned through the reading notes I recently collected and organized on AI and found that there has been a noticeable increase in long articles and depth of thought.
Fragmented information in a bull market is valuable because there are many opportunities, it is quick and efficient, and it requires exercising the ability to build information channels and make quick judgments.
The systematic information is more valuable in a bearish market, as there are not many valuable opportunities and news, and making more moves can lead to more mistakes. Instead, it is suitable for Depth thinking, building one's own learning and cognitive system.
In a bull market, if I don't check TG for 3 minutes and don't scroll through Twitter for 5 minutes, I start to feel anxious, afraid of missing something. In a bear market, I can check once every half a day and realize that I haven't missed anything, and instead, my focus is more concentrated on many other things.
Do the right thing at the right time.