This May Day holiday, I finally read all the posts shared by Value Brother from 2020 to the end. First of all, I'm grateful for Value Brother's sharing. Then, let me talk about my own thoughts and feelings.

1. I'm still too eager to make money. The goal I previously set for myself was to use 150k in principal and long-term call options to earn 2 million within two years. After reading Value Brother's posts, I understand that I still fell into the trap of human weakness—being short of money and rushing to make it. I ignored the saying "wealth doesn't come to those in a hurry" and the fact that my understanding is still at the naive investor stage. I won't force myself to set targets anymore. I must admit whether I can make money is related to the market environment, and there's also a bit of luck involved.

2. As a naive investor, I won't blindly buy some niche stocks anymore. I will mainly focus on long-term call options for the "Magnificent Seven" in the US stock market, as well as companies like BRK and KO. I won't all in on any single company. I'll keep some cash ready to average down.

3. Read more books, watch the market less. Stay up late less. As Value Brother said, I'm still at the naive investor stage and need to cultivate my temperament. Overcome the impulse to constantly check the market.

4. After reading all of Value Brother's posts, there's still a lot I don't understand. What I need to do next is read, practice, read, and practice again.

5. Take care of my body, exercise and work out more. At my early 30s, I need to do my job well and strive for a raise. Strive to earn more principal.

6. Grateful to Value Brother @Value&Investment. Thank you for Value Brother's selfless sharing. I'm responsible for my own profits and losses. Value Brother researches US stocks, I research Value Brother's posts.

7. Follow Value Brother, imitate Value Brother, learn from Value Brother, become Value Brother.