The current situation is limited by past choices

I actually couldn’t sleep last night, so I didn’t fall asleep until after one o’clock in the morning without realizing it. So the alarm clock sounded very frequently this morning. When I finally couldn’t stand the noise anymore, I opened my eyes and turned them off, only to realize that it was almost 10 o’clock. Feeling a little hesitant and nervous, I hurriedly got up and started washing myself to prepare for the new day.

A friend from yesterday’s group shared with me a platform that could open American equity accounts at a lower threshold, and since I did not have time to try to register yesterday, I arranged for it to take place today at noon. It takes more than one hour to complete, and the information to be filled in is extensive and requires attention. At last, with patience and energy, it was done. It’s sort of a small “senior exam,” and then I filled it out with a bit of ease and a bit of excitement. This is because the more cumbersome information-filling has stopped the vast majority of people, thus increasing their chances of success. However, it is not yet known what the situation is. But today’s self-proclaimed “strike” stems from its own neglect of such risks in the past. All the issuers were bundled in a highly compact, single-point area for Hong Kong issuers, without bringing their perspective to the global perspective. This is why there is such a rush and a slight sense of urgency today. But it’s good, because the price is already so high that it can be taken seriously, and in the days to come it will always be remembered as that of the past. It’s a far-reaching reference for other important choices!

The teacher then shared with us a choice theory: whatever the choice is, ask yourself a question: “What is more important? “The more important the problem, the more time you need to spend! Now, when re-opening Hong Kong’s equity account, he thought about the difference between an entity and a liner, and then dealt with the ZKBANK. As a result, we look back and see that the two issuers are in Hong Kong, and if the Mainland government starts to check them, they will probably be forced to take over together for policy reasons. On the other hand, their thinking is much more sophisticated when looking at the small partners who have accounts in Hong Kong, Singapore and even in the United States. From today’s point of view, their choice from the beginning was far better than that of me at the time. With time irreversibly, the choice of the small partner so chosen will be more advantageous and eventually overwhelming over time.

By the same token, at this point in time, when I look back and think about similar issues, I find that I can make better choices. For example, I can learn a few more foreign languages, because learning different languages is learning different cultures. And the cultural differences that are accepted affect the choices that each of us makes in every respect. It is logical that your choice could have been better. Maybe the time line isn’t long enough? Or is it because your values are not perfect or even firm? This leads to a tendency to become confused and often confused about important things.

But I’m glad I realized…