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The “jiātóu” of value investing is clever because it’s a double entendre: it sounds like “jiàtóu,” a shorthand for value investing, while also vividly conjuring the image of your head getting stuck. You decide a stock is cheap and buy it—only for it to get even cheaper. You want to move, but your head is trapped, so all you can do is stubbornly hold on, muttering, “Time is the friend of a great company.”

When value investors turn into “jiātóu,” it usually comes down to several things colliding:

Confusing “cheap” with “down a lot.” Undervalued doesn’t mean it’s hit bottom. Some stocks are cheap because they’re burning cash; with cigar-butt stocks, the last one to take a puff burns their own mouth.

The backlash from buying more as the price falls. In theory, you’re lowering your average cost. In practice, you’re betting against the trend. You’ve fired all your bullets, and you’re still only halfway down the mountain.

Value traps. There are reasons something is cheap: the industry is in decline, the business model is falling apart, or management is making a mess of things. You think you have a margin of safety, but what you actually have is a business destroying value.

Using “long-term investing” to soothe yourself about paper losses. Real long-term investing means sticking with an investment because the underlying logic still holds—not persuading yourself to stay after you’re trapped in a losing position. From the outside, the two look identical; beneath the surface, they’re worlds apart.

Ignoring the cost of time. Capital has an opportunity cost. “I’ll break even in three years” is still a loss in real terms.

So the real dividing line isn’t whether you bought a “value stock.” It’s whether, before buying, you thought through three things: why it’s cheap, what could make that cheapness pay off, and whether you can hold on if it doesn’t rise for three years.

In a nutshell: value investing is turning insight into returns; being a “jiātóu” is the price of not understanding enough. Many people label themselves “value investors,” when really they’re just dressing up being stuck with a losing stock in more respectable language.$BNB

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2 goals:
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The three paintings are set against a warm-lit mountainous landscape, with children, a sacred deer, and a white rabbit accompanying them, creating a soft and rounded composition. Walking through the woods, resting in a field of flowers, standing with flowers in hand—this series of carefree scenes is a prayer for the soul. The noise and turmoil of the world often bring comparison and pressure, but the mood within the paintings reminds us that we do not need to follow in others’ footsteps. Learn from nature, let go of comparison, and be at ease with our own pace. Amid morning light and blooming flowers, rediscover inner peace and hold on to the simplicity, joy, and tranquility that belong to us.
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The “jiātóu” of value investing is clever because it’s a double entendre: it sounds like “jiàtóu,” a shorthand for value investing, while also vividly conjuring the image of your head getting stuck. You decide a stock is cheap and buy it—only for it to get even cheaper. You want to move, but your head is trapped, so all you can do is stubbornly hold on, muttering, “Time is the friend of a great company.”

When value investors turn into “jiātóu,” it usually comes down to several things colliding:

Confusing “cheap” with “down a lot.” Undervalued doesn’t mean it’s hit bottom. Some stocks are cheap because they’re burning cash; with cigar-butt stocks, the last one to take a puff burns their own mouth.

The backlash from buying more as the price falls. In theory, you’re lowering your average cost. In practice, you’re betting against the trend. You’ve fired all your bullets, and you’re still only halfway down the mountain.

Value traps. There are reasons something is cheap: the industry is in decline, the business model is falling apart, or management is making a mess of things. You think you have a margin of safety, but what you actually have is a business destroying value.

Using “long-term investing” to soothe yourself about paper losses. Real long-term investing means sticking with an investment because the underlying logic still holds—not persuading yourself to stay after you’re trapped in a losing position. From the outside, the two look identical; beneath the surface, they’re worlds apart.

Ignoring the cost of time. Capital has an opportunity cost. “I’ll break even in three years” is still a loss in real terms.

So the real dividing line isn’t whether you bought a “value stock.” It’s whether, before buying, you thought through three things: why it’s cheap, what could make that cheapness pay off, and whether you can hold on if it doesn’t rise for three years.

In a nutshell: value investing is turning insight into returns; being a “jiātóu” is the price of not understanding enough. Many people label themselves “value investors,” when really they’re just dressing up being stuck with a losing stock in more respectable language.$BNB

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🔥🚨 Massive Milestone: Ripple-Backed Evernorth Closes SPAC Merger, Bringing 473M XRP & $300M Cash to Nasdaq!
Big traditional finance and crypto crossover news! 🌐💼 Ripple-backed digital asset treasury firm Evernorth has officially closed its SPAC merger, bringing a massive 473 million XRP and $300 million in gross cash straight onto the Nasdaq!
Trading is set to go live under the ticker symbol $XRPN.
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Institutional Scale: Backed by heavyweights including Ripple, SBI Group, Pantera Capital, Kraken, and Arrington Capital, Evernorth creates one of the largest pure-play crypto treasuries on public stock exchanges.
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