I’ve followed Koko-san for a long time—he vowed to quit his job once he saved 100 million yen, and although he reached his goal, he didn’t quit, and somehow ended up depressed 🤨

Ideal for maintaining a HSBC Hong Kong account while experiencing U.S. stock index funds—double benefits. HSBC Hong Kong mobile app → Wealth → Products & Services → SmartInvest → Stock Tracking Index Funds → HSBC U.S. Stock Index Fund (tracks the S&P 500 Index) Annual management fee: 0.31% Platform service monthly fee: Free for balances under HK$10,000; HK$28 for balances between HK$10,000–200,000; for balances above HK$200,000, an annualized fee of 0.8% of the balance applies. If you simply want to maintain a bank investment account and experience U.S. stocks, invest less than HK$10,000. Focus on experiencing the appeal of U.S. index funds—over the long term, they outperform traditional savings deposits. Keep your HSBC investment account active to retain access to future features such as Hong Kong IPO subscriptions and diverse fund offerings.

Vice President Vance’s asset allocation More than half allocated to U.S. stock indices Also holds Bitcoin; strangely, no gold at all 🤨 https://t.co/aMCYJQJ7dg

Is the AI venture capital circle insane, or just enjoying the last bubble? Take a look at some leaked data from overseas: The IPO documents leaked from AI giant Anthropic are truly outrageous: In 2025: Projected revenue of $4.6 billion, but a net loss of $42 billion! In Q2 2026: Revenue of $11.5 billion, yet planned compute expenditures are set at $518 billion?! And their IPO valuation target? $2 trillion. Yet they’re set to burn through hundreds of billions in a single year.

To assess a person’s level of investment insight is actually quite simple: Ask how long they’ve held the Nasdaq-100 Index Fund or the S&P 500 Index Fund. Because the majority of people—including professional fund managers and institutional investors—consistently fail to outperform these two index funds over the long term. You can use AI to verify the long-term returns of major mutual and hedge funds.

Why does every city have welfare homes, yet I’ve never seen or heard of anyone from them? I’m afraid to think too deeply.

The token has just reached consensus, but there’s no standard for agents yet. Major tech companies are continuously launching AI products, burning through cash nonstop. This is the best time for ordinary people. Think back to Bitcoin in its early days. Once standards are unified and regulations are clear, it will be just like today’s internet.

Was it Pancake’s new launch that underperformed, or have the P kids never experienced real gains? They’re overjoyed just making a few hundred U from a 10,000 U investment. Back in the day during Pancake’s IFOs, profits of thousands of U per ticket were common. Back then, you could just buy a rabbit head and run multiple entries—overnight, countless A6s would emerge. They simply never saw Cake trading at over 40 U in its prime. They’re getting old. The江湖 has long since changed hands.

Over seven years, I learned four words: “Slow is fast.” Over seven years, I went through three rounds of periodic Bitcoin dollar-cost averaging: First round: cost over $6,000 Second round: cost $18,000 This round: cost $67,000 If only I’d held onto all of it 😐

Sugar-roasted chestnuts at 6.8 yuan per jin Used to cost double digits No such thing as an official subsidy promotion It’s just the middle class downgrading As the saying goes, “Learn from the past”—this long season has only just begun 😄 https://t.co/NcAYmNrCwm