We can both look at the same stock. A says it's a lousy company because the share price plunged and made losses, yet B says it's a great growing company that's selling at a very cheap price. A is now fearful and quickly sells because one analyst gives a lower target price, while B is super excited and did not hesitate to buy more immediately because of improving fundamentals.

What's the difference? It's because A only looks at the share price and would rather let market noises affect him or her because he or she is too lazy to go and understand the company. B does his or her own independent thinking and dedicates the time to research about the company. That's why B has the information that A doesn't have and has the guts to do the opposite. So which kind of investor do you want to be?

The lesson here is to stop being lazy and take the time to go research and understand the company. Understand means knowing how the company makes their money, who their customers are, where their market is, how the management is, if they are still growing, what they are doing to deepen their moat, etc. Knowing all this gives you an edge over other investors because you know something that they don't and avoid making the same mistakes as them.

Lastly, stop asking for stock tips or asking whether Company XYZ can buy or not, or listen to daily live sharing by some people out there. You will get even more tired and confused. The money is yours, and it's your responsibility to grow your own wealth. Don't let other people's opinions decide for you because the money is not theirs, and they can say whatever they like without any consequences. Remember, no one owes you anything to make you rich.