Investment Wisdom: Only Integration of Knowledge, Thought, and Action Can Lead to Successful Investing

Huang Jiazhong

In recent years, the concept of "knowing" and "acting" has become a hot topic, especially among stock investors. However, many people still don't have a clear understanding of what "knowing" and "acting" really mean.

With over 5,000 stocks listed on the A-share market, it's not uncommon to see individual investors buying and selling stocks like crazy. But in reality, most of them don't have a deep understanding of what they're doing. They just follow others' opinions or make decisions based on emotions.

So, what is "knowing" and "acting"? Is it simply relying on hearsay or rumors? Or is it about having a deep understanding of the market and making informed decisions?

According to Wang Yangming's philosophy, "knowing" refers to having a clear understanding of what you're doing. It's not just about knowing some basic concepts, but also about being able to apply them in real life. And it's only by integrating knowledge and thought that we can achieve success.

However, many people are still trapped in a cycle of relying on hearsay or rumors. They think they know something just because someone else told them so, but in reality, they don't really understand anything at all.

So, how can we break free from this cycle? How can we truly "know" and "act"? It's only by integrating knowledge, thought, and action that we can achieve success. And it's not just about knowing some basic concepts, but also about being able to apply them in real life.

In the end, successful investing is all about having a deep understanding of what you're doing. It's not just about making money, but also about being able to make informed decisions and achieve long-term success.