$Faraday Future Intelligent Electric(FFAI.US)

//Be a friend of time

On the thorny path of entrepreneurship, it's inevitable to face various hardships, but he has always held firm beliefs and steadily moved forward towards his dream.

In fact, every entrepreneur has experienced suffering. Jia can be said to be someone who truly puts his career first. But in China, the environment is poor and people's character is generally not great. I think Jia would actually have an easier time succeeding abroad.

Most people's investments are actually a joke—they like to listen to rumors and question others. If you've already bought, you shouldn't listen to or look at anything negative; you should believe in him and support him steadfastly. But most people try their best to collect negative information, and there are even more disgusting people who try to crush others' dreams. Put yourself in their shoes—if you were the one starting a business, you'd probably have jumped off a building by now. Could you bear the same level of criticism Jia faces? And yet you slander him—where does that courage come from? To put it another way, even if he did fail, he didn't do anything that harmed others without benefiting himself.

Jia, no matter what others say, at least he hasn't left the table yet, and his luck has been improving. All that's left is time and patience. But time can make 90% of retail investors lose their rationality, and patience will make the remaining 8% leave in the end. Only 2% of people will get the results they want. Because they are steadfast enough not to be affected by anything; because they trust enough not to be used by anyone; because their core is extremely stable, just like a sports car's engine. This world 🌍 has always followed the 20-80 rule—everyone has their own path to walk, and their levels of understanding are worlds apart. So successful people are never just lucky; their success is a display of their strength.

Don't be ignorant—always remember that the big players and institutions are smarter than you. Remember: Good people live in peace, and good stocks are for buying, not selling! (Investments carry risks; manage your money carefully.)