Dajia Picks

When the market stirs, it’s often big money acting on insider info that sets the waves in motion.

More importantly, look beneath the price action:

What have investors bought into? Who shaped their expectations, and how?

Don’t just listen to someone’s words—watch where their money goes. Lies are cheap to speak, but nobody’s willing to spend their own cash on one.

A new paid pricing model has recently emerged:

rather than charging based on the information density (value) of the content, you charge based on the risk involved.

The higher the risk, the higher the fee—similar to industry entry barriers. The fee isn't meant to generate profit; it's simply a form of risk management.

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. When you're young, having money (seed capital) matters more than having skills, because money has a huge marginal impact on you; when you're older, skills matter more than money, because money's marginal value has already diminished significantly.

Being contrarian for its own sake is pointless. There are way too many people online who just love to argue for the sake of arguing, and it's unclear whether they're genuinely trying to win a debate or just seeking attention. Either way, they're not moving forward. The more serious issue is that this mindset erodes your ability to think clearly, preventing you from analyzing whether something is actually possible, how to execute it, or what lessons you can take away.