The fact that I have traffic has been proven many times before, and I am now very indifferent. Secondly, I separate KOLs from content creators, such as Brother Wu @ qinbafrank and Skipper @ TJiResearch. I think I also do a lot of trading, especially in the US stock market, and I have a strong desire to share, especially skipping classes. Although I have been a bit lazy lately, I grew up watching his videos. They never post orders, which is not the purpose of their transactions. They simply share their views on the industry. Wu is very indifferent in this regard. In fact, he has a considerable presence in the trading circle in Hong Kong, but he never posts orders or returns. This attitude towards dealing with things is something I have always wanted to learn but never learned well. Because I have also fallen into a bad circle, which is to prove that I have transactions by opening orders, such as doing oil and ADR. Actually, I am happier by doing it quietly, but I always feel that my analysis should be combined with transactions. If there is no actual transaction, I will always feel that my words are unreasonable, so my cultivation in this area is still far from enough. This is a content exporter, not to prove whether they can trade, but more importantly to express their own opinions. By expressing their opinions, they can find like-minded partners and even make up for their shortcomings. I think this is the biggest motivation for content exporters. I don't know about others, but the few pure content exporters around me are really like this. They are not conspicuous and have no interest in making friends by proving their wealth. They are almost indifferent to others' attitudes towards them, you say yours, I do mine. For KOLs who need to express their opinions and voices, this should be different. KOLs need a loud enough voice, and a loud voice comes from more exposure. Many excellent KOL friends are very positive in their values. There are too many teachers in this regard, and I am not worthy of being named, but from my own experience, I have been unwilling to admit my mistakes for a long time, which is not right. But it is true that many aspiring KOLs always have burdens, thinking that if they want to succeed, they should always be right. In fact, there is no need for it. As long as they are human, there are times when they are wrong. If they had always been a master of perpetual earning, they would have been the richest person in the world long ago. Both Kitty @ Cato'KT and I have experience with this matter. So I congratulate everyone who claims to make a lot of money, their opponent is not just me, but Musk. Lastly, I would like to add that I have always believed that the ultimate goal of all analysis is for trading, and trading is a very personal matter. Any partner who shares their opinions on something with reason and evidence is worth cherishing. Everyone's thinking and understanding may be different, which is very normal. Success or failure may only be temporary, but understanding belongs to oneself. For example, the old man @ Trader_S18 and I often play against each other, but that doesn't necessarily mean that one of us is wrong. It's about our different perspectives on a thing. As long as we place an order, we either make a profit or lose, and having a different understanding of the situation means we definitely make a profit.