Stick to long-term value investment and pursue stable returnsIn the sea of **, I have been lost in short-term market speculation and pursued quick profits, but gradually I found that such an approach is not reliable, and it is difficult to bring long-term stable returns. I began to pay attention to the fundamentals and performance of the company, and to gain an in-depth understanding of the company's operations and future development prospects. I have come to understand that a valuable company can bring stable returns in the long run. I started to avoid bubbles and hype and invest in those with low valuations, high dividends, and backed by performance. The market goes up and down, but I'm no longer distracted by short-term volatility. I stick to my investment strategy and principles and don't let the market hype go. I believe that investing is a marathon, not a sprint, and requires patience and perseverance. I also realize that investing is a long-term game. Only by continuous research and learning can we continuously improve our investment level and better grasp market opportunities. Now, I'm full, but I'm not anxious. I know that as long as I stick to my investment strategy and principles and wait patiently for opportunities in the market, I will be able to achieve long-term stable returns. I will continue to adhere to long-term value investing, continuously improve my investment level, and pursue long-term stable returns. We need to realize that the rise and fall of ** is not controlled by manpower, but is restricted by objective laws. Only by understanding these laws can we be invincible. And I will continue to share these rules for you, hoping to help you avoid repeating the mistakes of the past in the future. Let's take a look at the big events that happened today: First, Novo Holdings will acquire Catalent for $11.5 billion to expand the production capacity of the first drug Wegovy, and the acquisition of Catalent by Novo Holdings is an important strategic move to expand Novo Nordisk's first-class drug production capacity and enhance its competitiveness in the global pharmaceutical market. However, the transaction also faced some challenges and risks that required Novo Nordisk's integration and management efforts to achieve long-term sustainable development. 
Second, Meta's market value soared by $197 billion in a single day, and AI is still Zuckerberg's big selling pointFacebook founder Zuckerberg once pinned on the transformation of the metaverse, but it has been fruitless for many years. At the end of 2022, he will turn to AI, which will increase the company's market value by $197 billion in a single day. He has vowed to invest heavily in AI and plans to buy billions of dollars of AI chips to enhance advertising and new products. Despite not abandoning the metaverse, AI has become Meta's big investment area in 2024. 
Third, Japan pledged to provide more than 240 billion yen in subsidies to help Kioxia and Witten expand memory productionThe Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry will provide 242.9 billion yen in subsidies to Kioxia and Witten Electronics to expand memory chip production. The move aims to secure the chip and regain the important position of semiconductors. Kioxia is the semiconductor business of the former Toshiba Group, and Japan once led the global semiconductor manufacturing industry. As the use of data increases, the demand for memory will grow, and the global NAND flash memory market has a promising outlook. 
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